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What a new Republican agenda should look like

The prediction that Republicans will win control of the U.S. House – and perhaps even the Senate – in this year’s midterm elections has become somewhat of a conventional political wisdom. Democrats are defending slim majorities in Congress at a time when most voters disapprove of President Biden, and trust Republicans more to address the…
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5 players to watch during Maryland football’s spring game, including QB Taulia Tagovailoa and LB Jaishawn Barham

Maryland football returns to the field Saturday for its annual spring game, which will provide a first glimpse of the Terps before the 2022 season kicks off in the fall. Last season, Maryland took a major leap as a program, going 7-6 while securing its first bowl victory since 2010. Even though the Terps lost…
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Yoán Moncada takes a step toward returning to the Chicago White Sox as he begins a rehab assignment this weekend

Yoán Moncada sprinted to first base during a workout Thursday morning at Guaranteed Rate Field. A few moments later, Moncada raced from first to third. Eventually, Moncada headed to home plate. The Chicago White Sox third baseman, who is recovering from a right oblique strain, is looking forward to the chance to run — and…
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Daywatch: Is a COVID vaccine for youngest kids finally near? | Bears at the NFL draft: What to expect | Mike Royko’s columns, 25 years after his death

Good morning, Chicago. Moderna on Thursday submitted a request to the Food and Drug Administration for emergency authorization of its COVID-19 vaccine for kids younger than 6. It’s a welcome development for parents who have faced long waits to vaccinate their youngest children. A North Aurora mother with an immunocompromised infant told the Tribune: “It’s…
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10 things to know as the Chicago Bears enter the NFL draft party in Round 2

Thursday was an exercise in waiting for Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles. Inside the team’s draft room at Halas Hall, Poles had a snack table and extra reserves of patience to help him pass the time during the NFL draft’s first night. But he didn’t have a first-round selection. That meant two hours and…
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2022 NFL draft: Grades and analysis for all 32 picks in the first round

After months of speculation and evaluation, the first round of the 2022 NFL draft is in the books. To help make sense of it all, The Baltimore Sun offers its grade for each of the first 32 selections. Note: These grades are not entirely about the player, but rather reflect value (both position and pick),…
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ASK IRA: Will the math work if Heat, Erik Spoelstra go deeper with rotation?

Q: Because the remarkable depth of this team, couldn’t a case be made for a 10-man rotation, even if some of the end-of-benchers played considerably fewer minutes than the first two subs. — William, Palm Beach Gardens. A: It surely can, perhaps even 11 deep, when considering the starting five of Bam Adebayo, P.J. Tucker,…
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Coyote attacks girl north of Huntington Beach Pier

HUNTINGTON BEACH — A girl suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries in an attack by a coyote in Huntington Beach, police said. Officers were called at 9:45 p.m. Thursday to the beach, north of Huntington Beach Pier regarding reports of a coyote attack, said Jennifer Carey, the Huntington Beach Police Department’s public information officer. Officers located…
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Mike Preston: Ravens avoid risk of taking a pass rusher in first round of NFL draft and are worse off for it | COMMENTARY

The Ravens better hope defensive end Jermaine Johnson II can’t play. They had three chances to select the Florida State star and Atlantic Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year on Thursday night but declined, instead picking Notre Dame safety Kyle Hamilton with the No. 14 overall pick and Iowa center Tyler Linderbaum at No.…
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Three takeaways from a wild Ravens draft night, including big trades and a familiar ‘best player available’ mindset

The Ravens certainly did not kick off their 2022 draft in boring fashion, trading one of their signature offensive players and using a pair of first-round picks on highly regarded prospects who might not meet their most immediate needs. Here are three takeaways from a hectic night: The Marquise Brown trade was probably smart business,…
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