Houston Chronicle - 2015-11-10

• Spots of color in the city
• Turmoil forces out 2 at Missouri
• ‘White coat hypertensi­on’ targeted
• SeaWorld pulls plug on Shamu
• Texans’ Hoyer: Bring on Dalton, unbeaten Bengals
• Texas panel to probe mental health needs
• Starbucks’ holiday cups catching heat
• Sex felons’ residency limitation­s under fire
• Peers dispute Cuban stories by Cruz’s father
• Homebuyers appear to be in waiting game
• Brian T. Smith applauds Missouri football players for taking action.
• Lawyer: No threats as officers killed boy
• 4 things to watch for in 4th Republican presidenti­al debate
• Cautious victory for Myanmar democracy
• Judge OKs $21 million for abuse victims in Milwaukee archdioces­e
• Obama, Netanyahu seek to move past ‘disagreeme­nt’ on Iran deal
• Group suspected in Russian jet crash risks exposing ISIS allies to backlash
• 2 Americans among 5 dead in Jordan police shooting
• Retirement in Reverse: Better read this if you are 62 or older and still making mortgage payments.
• Pasadena ISD teen gets $60K settlement
• Carnegie Vanguard may lose its sports teams
• Obama plan hits more hurdles
• Local arrest tied to judge shooting
• The Supreme Court has made it harder to sue police for using deadly force.
• Polling places open to all take the confusion out of voting.
• Watchdogs ask House to suspend privately paid trips
• 11 teens held in alleged crime ring
• Muslim groups raise eyebrow at jail sentence
• Robert Ralph logan
• Kristy Nace Amonett
• Johnnie Pete Daro
• Daughters learn father died in floodwater­s
• Political games over Ex-Im bank must end
• Gun facts no match for worst nightmares
• Cougars don’t mind driving in fast lane
• Luhnow isn’t wed to the K.C. model
• Jones can see what he’s been missing
• The top story lines and matchups in this week’s first round of the football playoffs.
• Hoops preview
• While Romo sits, playoff hopes sag for Cowboys
• Cutler guides rally to atone for miscues
• UT seeks solution to road struggles
• T-Wolves rebound late to beat Hawks
• Malnati finishes strong, claims first PGA Tour win
• Houston Doctors Treat Erectile Dysfunctio­n
• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
• ‘Our model is unique’
• Decision on Keystone XL is no cure for climate change
• Cheap oil a concern for global security
• Natural gas surplus not going away
• Report about Apache Corp. sends its stock up 13 percent.
• Half-million-plus sign up for ACA
• Ruling could expose General Motors to large verdicts in ignition lawsuits
• VW offers gift cards
• Marathon Oil to sell some stakes in Gulf of Mexico
• 3 types of backups ready, depending on what you need
• You can’t go wrong with any of these 3 iPhone cases
• Adore your door
• With ‘SNL’ performanc­e, the last laugh may be on Trump
• Antiques give décor a fresh new feel
• Main Street Theater’s ‘Silent Sky’ proves to be a shining star.
• Special-needs daughter gets little notice from dad’s family.
• daily crossword
• Aces on bridge
• Your Horoscope for Tuesday, November 10
• COMBINED EFFORT
• Investigat­ors want to know what Exxon knew about carbon’s influence on climate change.
• Technical issues on Election Day left longtime voters in Houston’s Precinct 344 frustrated.
• Grass-roots activists can take some credit for the rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline.
• ICYMI: Seven voters decide billions in bonds, and more

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