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The Latest Breaking News from Baltimore

There is a point in every NFL season when you should stop being surprised. That time is now. Stop doubting the Jets and Giants. Stop thinking teams with established track records and/or quarterbacks (see: Packers and Broncos) can automatically flip a switch. Take what you’ve seen over the first month-plus,…

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Adnan Syed may be entitled to millions from the state. Men who’ve spent decades in Maryland prisons warn it could never be enough

BALTIMORE — With the murder charges against him dropped, Adnan Syed may pursue a declaration of innocence that carries a potential $2.2 million payout from the state of Maryland.

Tribune News Service

Babies kept dying in this city. People worked together to understand why

BALTIMORE — Nine women, some mothers, some expecting, sit chattering at a U-shaped table in a church hall on an October morning, happy to be out of the downpour outside. A few have young children underfoot. Guadalupe Franco, a community health worker, once as hungry for good parenting tips as…

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DeSean Jackson Signed With Ravens Because of Lamar Jackson

The veteran wide receiver signed with Baltimore earlier this week and is looking forward to playing with his new quarterback.

Sports Illustrated

Félix Bautista used to dream of being a closer. Now that he’s here, the Orioles right-hander isn’t settling.

BALTIMORE — Before Félix Bautista began playing organized baseball, as a little kid in the Dominican Republic, he’d watch the fanfare that would follow a closer entering a game and dream.

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Questions remain after federal judge overseeing Baltimore Police called officers about run-in with squeegee workers

BALTIMORE — A federal judge overseeing Baltimore Police’s reform efforts called officers Sunday and reported that a pair of squeegee workers gave him the middle finger, spat on his car and wrote “racist” in suds on the windows.

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Ravens signing 14-year veteran WR DeSean Jackson to practice squad

BALTIMORE — Seeking a boost at wide receiver, the Ravens will sign veteran DeSean Jackson to the practice squad, his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told reporters Tuesday.

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DeSean Jackson to Sign With Ravens, per Report

Baltimore is adding a veteran receiver to its young offense.

Sports Illustrated

Editorial: The Baltimore comes out in Nancy Pelosi

Nancy Pelosi can be a polarizing figure, representing, for some, far-left politics and entrenched Democratic leadership. Her San Francisco district is upscale, urban and liberal. In short, it’s the epicenter of the California left coast. Yet every once in a while, the 82-year-old speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives,…

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NFL Expert Picks, Predictions, Lines: Week 7

NFL Expert Picks and Predictions for Week 7 of the season including Kansas City at San Francisco, Cleveland at Baltimore, and Pittsburgh at Miamid

USA Today Sports Media Group

Former US Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti dies at 87

A U.S. attorney general during President Jimmy Carter’s administration, Benjamin R

The Independent UK

Giants report card: How we graded Big Blue in Week 6 win

The New York Giants defeated the Baltimore Ravens, 24-20, in Week 6 and the Giants Wire team grades reflect that performance.

USA Today Sports Media Group

What we learned from Giants’ 24-20 win over Ravens

The New York Giants defeated the Baltimore Ravens, 24-20, in Week 6 and here's some of what we learned from that win.

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Fast, alone and around the world: A sailor from Baltimore prepares for solo nonstop voyage

BALTIMORE — Donald Lawson will awaken early next year, alone on a fast-moving boat. With the headsail line in his hand, he’ll check radar and weather displays before searching the ocean for signs of trouble. Despite having slept no more than 30 minutes, he’ll rise and begin making adjustments as…

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Julian Love, Kayvon Thibodeaux force stunning Giants comeback win over Ravens

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — At some point, these Giants comeback victories will stop surprising people.

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Giants upset Ravens, 24-20: Here’s how Twitter reacted

The New York Giants have done it again, this time rallying late to upset the Baltimore Ravens. And Twitter went ballistic.

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6 bold predictions for Ravens’ Week 6 matchup vs. Giants

We look at six bold predictions for the Ravens' Week 6 matchup with the Giants

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Dan Cox upended the status quo in Maryland’s Republican primary. Where will the election for governor take him?

BALTIMORE — More than 100 days ahead of Maryland’s primary and facing an uphill battle against three rivals, Del. Dan Cox stood proudly on the floor of the House of Delegates to introduce his wife and 10 children, expressing confidence he would be the Republican Party’s gubernatorial nominee.

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Baltimore vs New York Giants Prediction, Game Preview

Baltimore vs New York Giants game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 6 game on Sunday, October 16

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Ezra Edward Hill Sr., a WWII veteran from Baltimore believed to be the oldest living man in US, dies at 111

BALTIMORE — Ezra Edward Hill Sr., a war veteran, revered Little League manager and beloved shop owner who met the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali at his Baltimore shoe store, died Oct. 4. The supercentenarian was 111.

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With rare skills and fierce emotions, Marcus Peters brings ‘swag’ back to Ravens pass defense

BALTIMORE — Is Marcus Peters the most interesting Raven?

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From affordable options to see-through caskets, funeral directors gather in Baltimore to browse, buy and build up their profession

Amid vendors offering caskets, urns and other tools of the trade at the Baltimore Convention Center, Sam Sieber enthusiastically described how, through a scientific process, heated water can rapidly decompose a human body.

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Flashback Friday: Fluke play leads Ravens to 24-23 win over Giants in 1997

In Week 3 of the 1997 season, the Baltimore Ravens had luck on their side as they defeated the New York Giants, 24-23, at Giants Stadium.

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Adnan Syed was exonerated in ‘Serial’ killing, but questions remain for Hae Min Lee’s family

BALTIMORE — The Baltimore murder case with international interest came to a sudden end in a Baltimore courtroom after winding its way through the legal system for more than two decades.

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Nathan Ruiz: Other teams have locked up their young stars. Will the Orioles do the same with Adley Rutschman?

BALTIMORE — The Atlanta Braves announced on Monday that they signed strikeout-inducing starter Spencer Strider to a deal that could last through the 2029 season, keeping the rookie right-hander under team control one to two years beyond when he otherwise would have become a free agent.

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