Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2017-08-27

• STATE OF DESTRUCTIO­N
• Courts shifting from simple deportatio­ns to mass conviction­s
• HOUSTON: Meandering storm spawns tornadoes as parts of region evacuated
• ›› Galveston port closure backs up cargo ships; cruises still in limbo.
• ›› Twisters mangle 50 homes in Sienna Plantation.
• Trump sought to quash case against Arpaio
• Term’s first natural disaster tests president
• Critics: Pardon is latest affront against judiciary
• Oliver’s actions raised eyebrows at HCC, but not interventi­on
• In times of disaster, take comfort in our local seasoned leaders
• Billions in bonds down to voters
• As Harvey churns, area birth rates spike
• Hurricane threat doesn’t slow down nature lovers
• In Victoria, residents relive the soundtrack of a storm: ‘You could hear things tearing’
• Right-wing event fizzles amid crackdown
• Teen’s death in police action galvanizes Duterte’s critics
• Palace suspect drove at police, then reached for 4-foot sword
• King, other leaders join demonstrat­ion for peace in Spain
• MLK Jr. statue going up in Atlanta
• A Texan plan for the Texas coast
• Rule-breaking puts up major hurdles to improving school meals
• Shouters may win town hall battles but still lose the war
• Texans can develop own path to protecting the Texas coast
• Rude tactics give practition­ers a feeling of power over a space
• Electoral equality
• Net neutrality
• A hurricane and schools
• Plentiful pipelines
• Building robots builds economy
• Build them, hold them
• Can’t win them all
• Law firm stays put
• A warmer Arctic spurs a struggle for riches and shipping routes
• WEEK IN REVIEW
• Texas gains 20,000 oil, gas jobs over past year
• RETAIL WRAP 85ºC Bakery Cafe chain heats up a new spot on the west side
• U.S. home sales hit a low for the year
• Boards more white, more male?
• READER FEEDBACK
• Which company is winning after Hewlett-Packard’s split?
• Tech sector goes from the White House to the doghouse in Trump’s Washington
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
• The calm after the storm
• The MVP race is on for Altuve
• McClain: While offense was going nowhere, the defense more than held its own.
• Smith: With no Drew Brees at their disposal, Texans are betting it all on Savage.
• Offense struggles in Savage’s final warm-up
• Ugly night for shorthande­d offensive line
• Patriots lose prime target as Edleman is ruled out for season
• BEST IN TEXAS? IT’S OBVIOUS
• Bird returns in Yankees win
• McHugh’s pitching intensity fueling his postseason push
• Bullpen blows eighth-inning lead in defeat
• Search continues for right back to replace Foreman as bell cow
• Mediocre play behind slumping ticket sales?
• Florida A&M coasts past Texas Southern
• Stopping the run remains a staple of Cougars’ culture
• Injured hip makes Murray the latest to miss tournament
• Torres’ record-setting benchmark ‘a moment of history’
• State moves to give oysters breathing room
• Why sexuality?
• LEARNING TO SWIM
• A WAKE-UP CALL
• ‘This is not over’
• ROBERT BLAIR STOBAUGH, JR.
• ‘The uncanny valley’
• WOODY GUTHRIE
• Nice guy Jason Dirden says it’s good to be bad
• Who should be immortaliz­ed in statues in Houston’s public places?
• Museum visitors connect the dots
• ‘Once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward’
• Examining Ephron Book explores trifecta of rom-coms
• ‘The Cat in the Hat’ is racist, professor says — and so is plenty of other kids’ lit
• From abuse and suffering, an extraordin­ary heroine rises
• Such a kiln joy
• Reality check: Get rid of the clutter
• Ensemble Theatre celebrates 40 years
• Trendy Tootsies crowd raises $20,000 for Dress for Success
• Breakfast at Tacodeli
• Going to the mat
• Could other styles of barbecue succeed in Houston?
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• Running commentary on food takes joy out of dining
• Expenses piling up for maid of honor trying to recover financiall­y
• In Tokyo, tourist mistakes eased by helpful Japanese
• Touring Canada’s Gaspe peninsula on two wheels
• Think green before spending your cash
• Streamline diminutive rooms in subtle ways
• Choose handyman services with care, research
• Owners find house issues after move-in
• Renter not leaving after offering of temporary lease
• Keeping borrowers happy is crucial
• Second home? Determine what you really can afford
• Gated estate overlooks Jack Nicklaus Signature Course
• Rearrange your room for new pop of style
• McClung: Wise pool decisions now help resale value later
• Readers offer handy tips
• Visiting butterflie­s need food, shelter
• HMBA members look to future in the digital era
• Lock-and-leave lifestyle appeals to high-rise residents
• Clients benefit from Baker’s residentia­l builder experience
• Relocation Spotlight: Heritage Texas Properties
• Get quality remodeling work done
• Code enforcemen­t ups safety
• ‘Trail to Adventure Tour’ at NorthGrove set for Sept. 9
• Toll Brothers spotlights move-in ready homes
• Vendors' donations crucial to Westin Benefit home
• Project Playhouse winners receive key at Minute Maid
• Dip into coolest design trends for pool remodel
• Apartment living with pets requires attention, diligence
• Olympian agent going for the gold in new field
• Dodge whips up a batch of limited edition 808-hp Challenger­s for 2018
• 2017 Chevrolet Suburban true truck-based SUV
• 1967 Volkswagen becomes repairman’s ‘little red bug’
• Lexus ES for 2017 comes in gasoline-only or hybrid version
• 1957 Ranchero honors its slogan ‘Built Solid Ford Tough’
• La pobreza acecha a la frontera en Texas
• Estados Unidos pone fin a permiso temporal para centroamer­icanos
• Estrellas del deporte, contra el racismo
• Herencia Hispana: un premio muy merecido
• Hollywood rinde tributo al cine latino
• LAS VEGAS VIBRA CON PELEA INÉDITA
• LO QUE DEBERÍAS SABER
• JOVEN CAUSA GRAN ALERTA
• Trump roundup: Bannon’s exit; ‘Sheriff Joe’ pardon and Afghanista­n.

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