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I believe they will be studying the TV trial of Derek Chauvin for years in both law and media schools.
- Be patient, be kind, and one day Camden Yards will be full again and the Orioles will be in the World Series, and the only masks will be on the two guys behind home plate.
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“Klans are not running around with white sheets over their heads, but it’s still happening,” viewers are told in CNN's "The People V. The Klan" documentary. “Today, people are horrified of the police.” -
- Meet David Bramble, a West Baltimore-raised, Ivy League-educated developer who has kept a low profile while taking on some high profile projects in his hometown and on the East Coast.
- Leaders of the Community Reinvestment Act for Blacks and Latinos of Baltimore say it’s time for the banks to do more for minority-owned small businesses and for Black and Latino families that wish to own a home.
- Florida congressman Matt Gaetz is dead to Fox, so he’s dead politically too.
- The timing by DISH in the week of opening day is intended to maximize leverage in negotiations and pain for regional channels in the form of complaints from customers who suddenly find they cannot watch their hometown teams.
- The uneven, politicized response to the coronavirus pandemic, with a worldwide death toll now approaching 3 million, proves the need for the Global Virus Network, says its co-founder, Dr. Robert Gallo, the internationally famous HIV researcher and director of the Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore.
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What policymakers in the Keystone State do — or more importantly, what they do not do — over the next five years will determine not only the fate of many of the commonwealth’s rivers and streams in the Susquehanna and Potomac River Basins, but also the fate of America’s largest estuary. - With a universal electronic medication record, the guesswork can be removed and many of adverse drug events prevented.
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- What is the quintessential American act? It is the leap of faith. The first European settlers left the comfort of their old countries and migrated to brutal conditions, convinced the future would be better on this continent. Immigrants all crossed oceans or wilderness to someplace they didn’t know, hoping that their children would someday breathe the atmosphere of prosperity and freedom.
- I believe they will be studying the TV trial of Derek Chauvin for years in both law and media schools.
- Maryland families need resources to deal with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Legislation pending in Annapolis could deliver much-needed 'infrastructure.'
- All the energy and effort that went into removing the O'Donnell statue from Canton would have been better directed toward making Baltimore a better, safer place to live.
- The sudden discovery of Capt. John O'Donnell's presence in Canton raises questions about a lot of other historic figures embedded in Baltimore's landscape.
- President Biden ought to be restricting the content of entertainment and not gun ownership to chip away at the nation's violent crime rate.
- Several bills approved by the Maryland General Assembly offer opportunities to expand access to affordable health care for people who need it.
- Brandon Scott's idea of how law enforcement dollars can be used more effectively deserves serious consideration and not ridicule.
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- Maryland families need resources to deal with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Legislation pending in Annapolis could deliver much-needed 'infrastructure.'
- What policymakers in the Keystone State do — or more importantly, what they do not do — over the next five years will determine not only the fate of many of the commonwealth’s rivers and streams in the Susquehanna and Potomac River Basins, but also the fate of America’s largest estuary.