The archive of all headlines from April 28, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The new confrontations occur as rival gangs are said to have entered into a partnership to “take out” law enforcement.
The violence comes hours after the rites for Freddie Gray, who died in police custody. Demonstrators's rocks are met with tear gas and pepper spray. Asia Scores of stranded climbers airlifted from Everest camps
The violence comes hours after the rites for Freddie Gray, who died in police custody. Demonstrators's rocks are met with tear gas and pepper spray. Asia Nepal earthquake: Scores of stranded climbers airlifted from Everest camps
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The Maryland National Guard has been put on alert, and the Orioles announced they had postponed tonight’s game.
The violence comes hours after the rites for Freddie Gray, who died in police custody. Demonstrators's rocks are met with tear gas and pepper spray.
At least seven officers were injured in clashes that led Gov. Larry Hogan to put the National Guard on alert and that led the Orioles to postpone tonight’s game.
At least seven police officers injured in clashes with protesters, and reports of looting and police cars being set on fire
The violence comes hours after the rites for Freddie Gray, who died in police custody. Demonstrators's rocks are met with tear gas and pepper spray. One injured officer is described as 'unresponsive.'
At least seven Baltimore officers injured in clashes with protesters, and reports of looting and police cars being set on fire
At least seven officers were injured as crowds of young people protesting the police treatment of Freddie Gray moved south through the city, setting fire to vehicles and at least one store.
Governor steps in as Baltimore officers are injured after funeral, with reports of looting and patrol cars being set on fire
The violence comes hours after the rites for Freddie Gray, who died in police custody. Seven officers suffer broken bones and one is described as 'unresponsive.'
Rioters in northwest Baltimore looted stores and pelted police with rocks on Monday, hours after Freddie Gray, who has become the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, was laid to rest.
Whenever any nation has an independent government not yet subjugated to transnational corporate control, there is a US-led campaign to destroy it.
Rioters in northwest Baltimore looted stores and pelted police with rocks on Monday, hours after Freddie Gray, who has become the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, was laid to rest.
At least 15 officers were injured as crowds of young people protesting the police treatment of Freddie Gray moved south through the city, setting fire to vehicles and at least one store.
The violence comes hours after the rites for Freddie Gray, who died in police custody. Seven officers suffer broken bones and one is described as 'unresponsive.'
At least 15 officers were injured and 27 people were arrested as crowds of young people protesting the treatment of Freddie Gray moved south through the city, setting fire to vehicles and at least one store.
The violence comes hours after the rites for Freddie Gray, who died in police custody. More than a dozen officers are injured and 27 arrests are made.
Rioters in northwest Baltimore looted stores and pelted police with rocks on Monday, hours after Freddie Gray, who has become the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, was laid to rest.
Governor sends in national guard as officers are injured after Freddie Gray funeral, with fires, looting and cars smashed
The rioting comes hours after the funeral for Freddie Gray, who died in police custody. More than a dozen officers are injured and 27 arrests are made.
Governor sends in national guard amid fires, looting and attacks on officers after Freddie Gray funeral
Governor sends in national guard as Freddie Gray funeral is followed by violence
Rioters looted and pelted police with rocks, hours after Freddie Gray was laid to rest.
At least 15 officers are injured and 27 arrests are made. A state of emergency is declared, the National Guard is called out and a curfew is imposed.
At least 15 officers were injured and 27 people were arrested as crowds of young people protesting the treatment of Freddie Gray moved south through the city, setting fire to vehicles and at least one store.
Rioters in northwest Baltimore looted stores and pelted police with rocks on Monday, hours after Freddie Gray, who has become the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, was laid to rest.
At least 15 officers were injured and 27 people were arrested as crowds of young people protesting the treatment of Freddie Gray moved south through the city, setting fire to vehicles and at least one store.
At least 15 officers are injured and 27 arrests are made. A state of emergency is declared, the National Guard is called out and a curfew is imposed.
At least 15 officers are injured and 27 arrests are made. A state of emergency is declared, the National Guard is called out and a curfew is imposed.
Maryland’s governor activated the National Guard and the city of Baltimore announced a curfew after a day that began with the funeral of Freddie Gray, the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, ended with rioting and at least 15 police officers injured.
Maryland’s governor activated the National Guard and the city of Baltimore announced a curfew after a day that began with the funeral of Freddie Gray, the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, ended with rioting and at least 15 police officers injured.
Maryland’s governor activated the National Guard and the city of Baltimore announced a curfew after a day that began with the funeral of Freddie Gray, the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, ended with rioting and at least 15 police officers injured.
Hundreds loot, set fires. At least 15 officers are injured and 27 arrests are made. A state of emergency is declared and a curfew is imposed.
Maryland’s governor activated the National Guard and the city of Baltimore announced a curfew on a day that began with the funeral of Freddie Gray, the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, ended with rioting and at least 15 police officers injured.
Maryland’s governor activated the National Guard and the city of Baltimore announced a curfew on a day that began with the funeral of Freddie Gray, the nation’s latest symbol of police brutality, ended with rioting and at least 15 police officers injured.
People protesting after Freddie Gray funeral throw bottles and bricks, while police respond with pepper spray and governor sends in national guard
People protesting after Freddie Gray funeral throw bottles and bricks, while police respond with pepper spray and governor sends in national guard
A state of emergency is declared as hundreds loot, set fires after the funeral of a black man who suffered a fatal injury in police custody. At least 15 officers are injured and 27 arrests are made.
As dawn broke, the city was relatively calm after violence following Freddie Gray’s funeral had left 15 officers injured, but firefighters strained to extinguish blazes. The police said some officers had been deployed to protect firefighters.
As dawn broke, the city was relatively calm after violence following Freddie Gray’s funeral had left 15 officers injured, but firefighters strained to extinguish blazes. The police said some officers had been deployed to protect firefighters.
As dawn broke, the city was relatively calm after violence following Freddie Gray’s funeral left 15 officers injured. Members of the National Guard were deployed, and the police said some officers were protecting firefighters, who strained to extinguish blazes.
Angry crowds swept through Baltimore on Monday night and early Tuesday -- smashing windows, looting stores and setting fires -- after the funeral of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old man who died after suffering a spine injury in police custody.
More than a dozen officers injured and at least two dozen people arrested as several fires erupt, including at 60-unit affordable senior housing development
The Times will provide analysis and updates as the Supreme Court hears arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges, which will resolve one of the great open questions in modern constitutional law.
The Supreme Court is set for historic arguments today in a cluster of cases that could allow same-sex couples across the nation to claim a constitutional right to marry unheard of a generation ago.
The Supreme Court is hearing historic arguments today in a cluster of cases that could allow same-sex couples across the nation to claim a constitutional right to marry unheard of a generation ago.
Angry crowds swept through Baltimore on Monday night and early today smashing windows, looting stores and setting fires after the funeral of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old man who died after suffering a spine injury in police custody.
The Times is providing analysis and updates as the Supreme Court hears arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges, which will resolve one of the great open questions in modern constitutional law.
Baltimore Unrest
The recognition of such a constitutional right would mark the culmination of an unprecedented upheaval in public opinion about gay rights and a dramatic change in the nation’s jurisprudence.
Encouraged by past rulings, many supporters of same-sex marriage were confident that their side would win.
The Times is providing analysis and updates as the Supreme Court hears arguments in Obergefell v. Hodges, which will resolve one of the great open questions in modern constitutional law.
Baltimore Unrest
The Supreme Court justices clashed during arguments on whether there is a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, the last public step before a decision expected in June.
More than a dozen officers injured and at least two dozen people arrested as several fires erupt, including at 60-unit affordable senior housing development
Justice Kennedy argues same-sex marriage has only been debated for 10 years as court seeks to answer whether states must allow unions
Angry crowds swept through Baltimore on Monday night and early today smashing windows, looting stores and setting fires after the funeral of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old man who died after suffering a spine injury in police custody.
On the destruction in Baltimore, the president says what happened was 'not a protest. It is not a statement.' It is a 'handful of people taking advantage' of a situation.
The Supreme Court justices’ questions on Tuesday exposed conflicting views on tradition, constitutional interpretation and the role of the courts in prodding social change in a case weighing one of the great civil rights issues of the age.
Key justice Anthony Kennedy expresses concerns about changing a definition of marriage ‘that has been with us for millennia’ on historic day in Washington
On the destruction in Baltimore, the president says what happened was 'not a protest. It is not a statement.' It is a 'handful of people taking advantage' of a situation.
City poised for military-enforced lockdown to prevent further rioting as Obama admits: ‘There are some police who aren’t doing the right thing’
In the wake of a violent night of rioting in Baltimore, President Obama holds police officers and looters accountable.
More than a dozen officers injured and at least two dozen people arrested as several fires erupt, including at 60-unit affordable senior housing development