109K views · 557 reactions | BALTIMORE UNREST, 5 YEARS LATER| Whether you call it a riot or civil unrest, the damage Baltimore City suffered in 2015 has cost the community dearly. With more than 300 murders over a five year span, some say Baltimore hasn’t become better but worse. MORE: https://foxbaltimore.com/features/operation-crime-justice/5-years-after-the-upheaval-of-2015-baltimore-is-a-broken-city | WBFF FOX 45 | Facebook

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Residents in a rural corner of Louisiana where Meta is building one of the world’s largest data centers, a $10 billion behemoth that will consume more power in a day than the entire city of New Orleans at the peak of summer, are split on what the project means for their future. https://bit.ly/4mBSOr4 🎥: Associated Press | The Baltimore Sun

During the initial hours of the federal government shutdown on Wednesday, Gov. Wes Moore and other Maryland Democrats attributed the blame entirely to President Donald Trump while outlining the stakes for the coming weeks. Moore, gathering with other officials at the State House nine hours after the midnight shutdown, said the state was taking immediate actions to lessen the blows. 🎥: Wes Moore on X | The Baltimore Sun

Senator Jeff Merkley held the Senate floor on Tuesday to speak against Trump’s plan to “replace government by and for the people with government by and for the powerful.” In a video posted to X, he wrote, "I'm holding the Senate floor to say HELL NO to Trump destroying our We the People government." 🎥: Senator Jeff Merkley on X | The Baltimore Sun