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1of3 Ted Cruz arrived at the Capitol on Friday with a look that appeared to be half business, half dealing jetskis in the Ozarks.Pool/Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Ted Cruz arrived at the Capitol on Friday with a look that's half business, half dealing jetskis in the Ozarks.Twitter screenshotShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Ted Cruz is in the news again, to no one on terrestrial Earth's surprise. What may be of note, however, is the nature of this most recent Cruz News. Namely, that the Texas senator appears to have sprouted a mullet out of hot blue nowhere.

In the latest of a series of moves that have reshaped their roster and furthered their rebuilding goals, the Orioles on Tuesday evening finalized a trade to send Alex Cobb to the Angels in a complicated deal that yielded one big league-ready prospect and significant payroll relief. The Orioles received

Provide more, not less, transparency on school decisions A decision by the Lakeville board highlights why openness should be a governing priority.  By EDITORIAL BOARD, Star Tribune February 2, 2021 — 5:32pm Text size Copy shortlink: To allow for "more robust discussions," the Lakeville school board has decided to stop broadcasting and recording work sessions in which members discuss district issues but do not take votes. It's a disappointing move, especially during a pandemic in which students and families are even more hungry fo...

share-square-393477 The Orioles might have filled the Alex Cobb-sized hole in their rotation before it even opened. Baltimore is bringing back veteran left-hander Wade LeBlanc on a Minor League contract, which the club officially announced Wednesday night. Sources told MLB.com the deal includes an invitation to Spring Training and it will pay LeBlanc $700,000 if he makes the team out of camp. MLB.com's Jon Paul Morosi reported the two sides had agreed to a deal minutes before the club finalized its trade of Alex Cobb to the Angels for Jamhai Jones on Tuesday night. A veteran of 12 big league ...

47abc February 2, 2021 SALISBURY, Md. – A Salisbury man convicted of robbing a bank last year was sentenced in Wicomico County on Monday. On January 31, 2020, 42-year-old Michael Baumann robbed the Hebron Savings Bank on Riverside Drive by handing the teller a handwritten note claiming to be in possession of a gun. He then stole $2,715 in cash and fled the bank. Officers with the Salisbury Police Department were able to identify and arrest Baumann, who at the time of the incident was on probation for forgery. Baumann was sentenced to 20 years behind bars. Following his release, he will serv...