Daily Press - 2022-07-16

• Portsmouth OKs over 100 new senior apartments
• Norfolk SPCA raises funds in wake of ‘husky emergency’
• Youngkin eases day care, school masking, quarantine guidance
• House approves bigger defense budget
• Green Party sues NC elections board for petition rejection
• Lawyer for Indiana doctor defends steps in 10-year-old girl’s abortion
• US raises murder in Saudi meeting
• House votes to restore abortion rights across US
• Rescuers hunt for survivors of missile strikes in Vinnytsia
• Navy discipline­s officers over massive Calif. ship fire in ’20
• Greitens, backers shrug off scandals
• US astronauts to swap rocket rides again with Russian counterpar­ts
• Dems look to shave economic plan
• System encourages illegal crossing
• Retail sales rise 1% in June to ease fears of recession
• Shutdowns cause China’s economy to shrink
• EV car sales in US climb despite high prices, waits
• Food bank lines grow again
• Ukraine invasion should be a wake up call
• Putin made Ukraine a nation of refugees
• John S. "Jack" Preisser
• William W. Martin
• Benjamin Francis Wingfield
• Tides follow walk-off with rout
• LIV defector Gooch hopes this won’t be his last Open
• Big 12 changes coming after last season with 10 schools
• Wright ties for wins lead, Braves top Nats
• AROUND THE HORN
• Golf ’s breakaway bunch have turned into a band of brothers
• New day for pitchers
• CAS upholds internatio­nal bans on Russian soccer teams
• Texans, 30 women settle Watson-related claims
• Families should hold on to discharge papers
• Mother-to-be treated as just a ‘vessel’
• Child’s lack of ambition bothers mom
• Moore to lead Venice film fest jury
• These 9 vampire shows slay it like ‘What We Do in Shadows’
• HOROSCOPES
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD

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