Baltimore sues Kalshi and Polymarket, alleging they operate unlicensed sports betting platforms, misleading users on legality; companies claim federal regulation supersedes state laws.
New Zealand's rugby tour of South Africa tests a new commercial venture between the unions, as the Springboks aim to cement their status as the world's dominant rugby power.
A Maryland man, James Fitzsimmons, was charged with second-degree murder after allegedly fighting with James Britt and pushing him into Baltimore's Inner Harbor, resulting in Britt's death.
Kristina Moore inherited her late father's Baltimore home but discovered a $228,000 water bill, preventing its sale. The bill is linked to a single meter serving the entire Springwood Estates community, attached to her father's property, raising questions of liability.
Research reveals low-income urban neighborhoods in Baltimore and Washington, DC, have more mosquitoes due to invasive nonnative trees. Rotting leaves from these plants provide a rich food source for larvae, leading to faster growth, increased survival, and larger adult mosquitoes, enhancing disease transmission.
Approximately 1,000 menhaden fish died in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, stretching from Canton Waterfront Park to Fells Point. Officials suspect a 'pistachio tide,' caused by sulfur bacterial blooms leading to oxygen depletion, is the likely culprit.
ABD'de milyonlarca kişiyi etkileyen aşırı sıcaklar ve şiddetli fırtınalar can kaybına yol açtı. New Jersey, Mississippi ve Illinois'de sıcaklığa bağlı ölümler yaşanırken, doğu eyaletlerinde elektrik kesintileri ve sel tehlikesi sürüyor.
Carolina Panthers WR Xavier Legette is a subject of NFL trade rumors, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens identified as potential destinations. Legette, a former first-round pick, has slipped down the depth chart, fueling speculation about a move before Week 1. His affordable contract makes him a low-risk investment for interested teams.
The Supreme Court issued consequential decisions on birthright citizenship, campaign finance, and trans athlete bans. The court affirmed birthright citizenship, ruled states can ban transgender girls from sports, and struck down limits on political party fundraising and spending. Legal expert Kim Wehle discussed the rulings and their implications.
INS Sudarshini, Indian Navy's Sail Training Ship, arrives in Baltimore to join US 250th anniversary celebrations, boosting maritime cooperation and showcasing India's maritime heritage.
Indian Navy's sail training ship INS Sudarshini arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, on June 26, 2026, for the Lokayan 26 expedition. The visit highlights India's maritime heritage and India-US friendship, including community outreach and participation in Sail250 Maryland celebrations.
Two years after the MV Dali crash that destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge and killed six workers, chief engineer Karthikeyan Deenadayalan admitted to failing to report a hazardous condition to the US Coast Guard. He knew the ship used an unsafe fuel supply pump, compromising its ability to recover from power loss.
The chief engineer of the cargo ship Dali, Karthikeyan Deenadayalan, has been charged with violating the Port and Waterways Safety Act for allegedly failing to report hazardous conditions on the ship prior to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. Prosecutors also filed a deferred prosecution agreement, with details to be released.
The Atlanta Falcons have placed a franchise tag on TE Kyle Pitts, but trade rumors persist. The Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly interested, with Pitts seen as a potential future replacement for Travis Kelce in Kansas City.
Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson's X bio sparked outrage and suspension calls after appearing to feature a profile picture combining Russell Wilson and Adolf Hitler. However, fans soon questioned the validity of the outrage, suggesting the post was exaggerated for clicks and that Jackson was being unfairly targeted.
Haiti's national football team is returning to the World Cup after 52 years, challenging stereotypes of a nation often defined by turmoil. Representing a diaspora of players, many born abroad, the team aims to showcase Haiti's resilience and a different narrative beyond its struggles.
Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen faced racist and hateful trolling on X after posting a family photo celebrating his 'HinJew' blended family. Social media users questioned the Jewish identity of his children, who are Hindu.
Britain faces dual 'churns' - electoral and economic - as the old political and economic order breaks down. Andy Burnham's diagnosis of 40 years of misguided economic policy and his proposals face resistance from market forces and existing fiscal rules, highlighting the challenges in transitioning to a new social democracy.
The New Orleans Saints are reportedly evaluating RB Alvin Kamara's roster fit, with the Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs emerging as potential trade destinations. Contract adjustments and GM comments fuel speculation about Kamara's future.
A federal judge has denied a request to postpone the civil trial for claims stemming from the 2024 Baltimore Key Bridge collapse, rejecting arguments from companies facing criminal charges. The trial is set to begin June 1, with victims' families urging the court to maintain the schedule.
Napoleon Solo, a 7-1 longshot, won the 151st Preakness Stakes at Laurel Park, Maryland, overcoming previous fifth-place finishes. The race saw a wide-open field as Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo was scratched.
Six construction workers were killed and several vehicles plunged into the river after the cargo ship crashed into the bridge.
The Los Angeles Rams have experienced a pretty successful run on the field in the last two seasons, with ranking 2nd in the NFL West in the 2025 season, sparking hope among fans. With 12 wins and 5 losses, the Los Angeles Rams faced a brutal loss against the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship. Ahead of the new season, the Los Angeles Rams are focusing on fixing the roster.
Spirit Airlines pilot Jon Jackson's final flight was canceled when the low-cost carrier suddenly ceased operations on Saturday. His son, a Southwest pilot, arranged an impromptu retirement celebration upon landing at Baltimore-Washington International, complete with water cannon salute and champagne. Spirit Airlines, which had filed for bankruptcy twice, shut down after 34 years due to rising fuel costs linked to the US-Israel war on Iran.
