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Under Armour Under Fire After CEO Kevin Plank Makes Pro-Trump Statement

At least one pro athlete questioned his allegiance to Under Armour this week after the CEO of the athletic wear company spoke positively about President Donald Trump on television. Within a day, Under Armour issued a statement affirming its commitment to social inclusivity, after backlash from CEO Kevin Plank's interview on CNBC's Fast Money Halftime Report show. >>> Read more.

NSA Worker's Theft of Top-Secret Defense Files 'Flagrant Abuse': Prosecutors

A Maryland contractor working for the National Security Agency was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on charges of willful retention of national defense information, which could have caused "exceptionally grave damage to the national security of the United States" if released, prosecutors say. Suspect Harold Thomas Martin III, 51, of Glen Burnie, was arrested in August 2016 by federal authorities for allegedly stealing "highly classified computer codes," and has been described by security officials as a "weirdo." >>> Read more.

$2.85M for Working Thoroughbred Farm Home to Winning Racehorses

See inside one of the top properties on the market in Maryland. >>> See more photos and info.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: 'The Lego Batman Movie,' 'Fifty Shades Darker,' 'John Wick 2'

• Parents on the lookout for a fun flick for the whole family are in luck. Fans of Christian Grey? We're not so sure.

20 Maryland Tax Services Suspended From Filing Returns

• Maryland officials have suspended 20 tax preparers statewide from filing electronic 2017 income tax returns because of fraud concerns.

Girl Missing from Perry Hall After Getting on Bus: Report

• Have you seen Sydni Dorman? Call the Baltimore County Police Department.

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