No. 6 Michigan Starts Fast, Beats No. 24 Maryland 65-52
Charles Matthews scored 14 points and Iggy Brazdeikis added 13 to lift No. 6 Michigan to a 65-52 victory over No. 24 Maryland on Saturday.
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Charles Matthews scored 14 points and Iggy Brazdeikis added 13 to lift No. 6 Michigan to a 65-52 victory over No. 24 Maryland on Saturday.
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When President Trump declared a national emergency along the southern border, he predicted his administration would end up defending it all the way to the Supreme Court.
While temperatures reached the 60's in Baltimore on Friday, it's still the dead of winter, which can only mean one thing. Flu season.
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Former NBA star Glen "Big Baby" Davis will avoid jail time after he was allegedly caught with a quarter-pound of marijuana.
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A Baltimore family is celebrating the birth of not one, not two, but three healthy newborn babies -- triplets -- and they are thanking the doctors at Sinai Hospital for their newest blessings.
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