The Detroit Tigers obliterated the Baltimore Orioles 14-0 in a historic offensive masterpiece, scoring in every inning they batted — a feat only 21 teams have ever pulled off. Eduardo Valencia crushed two homers and drove in four runs, while Gleyber Torres added a blast and five RBIs. Troy Melton dominated on the mound with seven innings, three hits, and five strikeouts, continuing his hot streak. Even in the eighth, Zack McKinstry doubled and Valencia homered again, sealing a complete offensive demolition. The win snapped a three-game skid for Detroit and left the Orioles’ offense in shambles — with their catcher nearly stopping the streak. The Tigers look to keep rolling Wednesday against ace Tarik Skubal.

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Senate just passed a sweeping sanctions bill targeting Russia and Iran with an 86-12 landslide, honoring late Senator Lindsey Graham’s legacy while advancing a bold strategy to cripple their energy exports. The measure slams nations buying Russian oil with 100% secondary tariffs and zeroes in on Russia’s shadow fleet—older tankers evading sanctions. The vote came shortly after lawmakers honored Graham and held a private meeting with President Zelenskyy, underscoring the urgency and unity behind the effort. With White House involvement to secure Trump’s signature, this bipartisan push signals a coordinated front to slash Russia and Iran’s revenue streams.

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Maryland took a brutal hit Tuesday as thunderstorms unleashed wind gusts up to 70 mph, hail the size of quarters, and flash flooding that turned streets into rivers—trapping vehicles and leaving 24,000 without power. Trees crashed onto homes and cars, power lines snapped, and a tornado watch added to the chaos. Even BWI airport paused operations. From Baltimore to Cecil County, the storm’s fury left a trail of destruction and cleanup nightmares.

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Maryland’s latest test scores show small but meaningful gains—52% now proficient in English language arts, up from 51% last year, while math still lags at 27%. Educators are cautiously optimistic, especially in Baltimore, where literacy and math progress have been steady for years. But the real focus is shifting to the new MSTAR assessment system launching in 2027, designed to be shorter, smarter, and better aligned with what students actually learn. The rollout will happen in stages, with high school and science/social studies tests following in later years, and new algebra courses by 2029—all part of a bigger push to prepare every student for college, careers, or entrepreneurship.

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Baltimore’s launching a bold new safety push: free gun locks for every resident, funded by $245,000 from Congressman Kweisi Mfume. Mayor Brandon Scott calls it a crucial step after heartbreaking cases like a 15-year-old girl killed by a 9-year-old playing with an unsecured gun—and a 10-year-old who accidentally shot herself. These tragedies aren’t rare; a 2021 report links many youth deaths and suicides to easy gun access. The city’s partnering with five Enoch Pratt libraries and Johns Hopkins to distribute locks—no ID, no questions—empowering families to act. As trauma surgeon Dr. Joseph Sakran puts it, prevention is the most powerful tool against gun violence. Simple. Accessible. Life-saving.

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Maryland’s high school math scores reveal a troubling trend, while transit chief Holly Arnold’s exit sparks questions about the future of public transportation. On the bright side, strong vaccination rates are keeping measles under control — proof that community action works. In West Baltimore, residents are demanding a pause on road projects, including bike lanes, citing neighborhood disruptions. Meanwhile, former City Solicitor Andre Davis is clashing with the law department over access to records, signaling a brewing legal showdown.

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Baltimore’s Inspector General is winning legal momentum in a high-stakes battle over record access, as Judge Pamela J. White sharply rebukes the city’s argument that state public records law applies — citing the charter amendment’s clear language guaranteeing the office’s independence. The judge, who’s meticulously reviewed filings with coffee-stained notes, questions the city’s claim that the IG’s office must go through Maryland’s Public Information Act, calling the notion of “rifling through records” absurd. With the city’s legal team struggling to counter the IG’s charter-backed authority and the judge signaling she’ll weigh in on a corrected affidavit from a former solicitor who backed the amendment, the IG’s fight to investigate waste and fraud — blocked since January — may finally get the access it needs.

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