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In the age of cellphone cameras, police body cameras, overhead security cameras and viral videos, rushing to judgment is the norm. And in the case of Minneapolis, how could you not?
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Protests, destruction, wayward police and racial bias: Baltimore watches history repeated in a city 1,100 miles away and can only wish it could offer all the answers.
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In a dramatic and troubling TV moment, viewers watching CNN early Friday saw correspondent Omar Jimenez, a former WBAL-TV reporter, taken into custody while he was filing a live report from the streets of Minneapolis.
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COVID-19 has changed me a viewer. I now go looking for shows that speak to the big questions of life and death. Here are four that have offered some answers for me.
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A family of five from Gaithersburg all came down with COVID-19 at the same time. Living up to its designation as a novel disease, it attacked their bodies in different ways.
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Adopted from overseas through a Baltimore rescue group, an extremely shy golden retriever slowly adapts to her new human companions.
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As chair of Baltimore’s House delegation to the Maryland General Assembly I will have to effectively work with the eventual winners of citywide offices. To those voters who have yet to cast their ballots I share some important considerations they should take into account when making their decision.
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Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd had decades of life yet to live. Life which was brutally and wrongfully taken from them. Now, in the year 2020, white America must acknowledge the truth behind these killings.
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With much fanfare, Gov. Larry Hogan acquired coronavirus test kits from South Korea but with much secrecy his administration is not explaining why they haven't been put into greater use.
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Adopted from overseas through a Baltimore rescue group, an extremely shy golden retriever slowly adapts to her new human companions.
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The ballot drop box for Loch Raven Elementary School in Baltimore is missing in action and it would be nice to have an explanation.
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Five decades ago, a well-known Baltimorean took me aside at a tennis tournament and taught me a lesson I'll never forget. It was some guy named Unitas.
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The ability of smart phones to track people's movements could be a great help during the COVID-19 pandemic but also raises privacy issues.
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Reopening businesses while keeping schools closed without an adequate substitute suggests we don't take education very seriously.
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How can Maryland 'reopen' if protesters can't even bring themselves to respect proper social distancing standards and not endanger others in the middle of a pandemic?
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As chair of Baltimore’s House delegation to the Maryland General Assembly I will have to effectively work with the eventual winners of citywide offices. To those voters who have yet to cast their ballots I share some important considerations they should take into account when making their decision.
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Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd had decades of life yet to live. Life which was brutally and wrongfully taken from them. Now, in the year 2020, white America must acknowledge the truth behind these killings.
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With much fanfare, Gov. Larry Hogan acquired coronavirus test kits from South Korea but with much secrecy his administration is not explaining why they haven't been put into greater use.
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Don't let COVID-19 pandemic cause people to see older Americans as completely useless and entirely shuttered away in nursing facilities when that is far from reality.
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With the primary vote deadline just days away, we're reminding readers of the editorial board’s recommendations in Baltimore City races.
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Effects of CBS Viacom merger and COVID-19 felt in Baltimore as 27-year veteran Mike Schuh is out at WJZ.
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With schools scrambling to meet student needs in the ongoing pandemic, the call should go out for retired educators to volunteer their services to help staff summer learning.
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In the age of cellphone cameras, police body cameras, overhead security cameras and viral videos, rushing to judgment is the norm. And in the case of Minneapolis, how could you not?
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Protests, destruction, wayward police and racial bias: Baltimore watches history repeated in a city 1,100 miles away and can only wish it could offer all the answers.
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In a dramatic and troubling TV moment, viewers watching CNN early Friday saw correspondent Omar Jimenez, a former WBAL-TV reporter, taken into custody while he was filing a live report from the streets of Minneapolis.
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A family of five from Gaithersburg all came down with COVID-19 at the same time. Living up to its designation as a novel disease, it attacked their bodies in different ways.
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