Hartford Courant (Sunday) - 2020-07-05

• A change of pace
• Ideanomics’ lofty vision now a blur
• State’s court system hit hard
• COVID-19-linked ailment seen in at least 10 children
• Waterbury Columbus statue damaged
• TRUMP SPEECH
• VIRUS SURGING
• Critics of US-Taliban deal: Militants can’t be trusted
• Trump’s China travel ban had holes
• The American ideal On a muted Independen­ce Day, some consider the ongoing effort to achieve it
• Lack of access to technology hindered students
• Auditors probing complaints at CCSU
• Cops obtain arrest warrants in attack on Black hotel clerk
• LOST DREAMS
• It’s time to rethink the meaning of July 4
• Not just the state’s statues that need to be torn down
• A grandmothe­r’s letter for today’s world
• A reset on transporta­tion?
• Colleges try to weasel out of virus liability
• Reduce structural racism in housing
• No place for virtual governance
• Right to speedy trial falls victim to pandemic
• ‘Return to work’ bonus on right track
• Benefits have to depend on the pandemic
• ‘Science is humbling’
• COVID-19 patients can help research via DNA testing sites
• Consider health factors other than weight alone
• Cat on a hot car hood; Porsche’s Sirius solution
• CBD oil, melatonin may help with insomnia issues
• Don’t discipline dogs, train them to change
• Fitness and face coverings
• 7 podcasts your wallet will love
• Doctors share virus safety tips for beach days
• Smartphone­s lull us into oversharin­g, Wharton study says
• Social Security benefit keeps shrinking
• The 5 best Wi-Fi routers for working from home
• COVID-19’s lasting affect on how we live, work
• Shopping for smartphone? Consider gently used
• SEEING RED, AGAIN
• Tanaka alert after taking line drive to head
• Races on despite Johnson diagnosis
• Conforto adjusting to social distancing
• Verdugo shows confidence; but Eovaldi sets him back a bit
• Connecticu­t’s Sudo repeats as champ
• NFL could cancel entire preseason
• With coronaviru­s behind him, Jazz’s Gobert looking forward
• Look at civil rights icon goes little beyond surface
• CT museums and galleries offering virtual tours, exhibits
• Playhouse on Park plans Black drama and more
• Reflection the underlying theme in Ford’s collection
• Reigniting ‘sacred flame of America’s purpose’
• Love meets midlife in Roddy Doyle’s new novel
• Gordy Whiteman shares joy of living and a lifetime of experience­s
• Good fences make good neighbors of humans, wildlife
• When refinancin­g into a 15-year mortgage makes sense
• In praise of pebble stone shower floors
• Janet McTeer was never the ingenue
• Mom-to-be is lucky caftans are considered high style
• Hear this: Good timing for new office headset

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