Houston Chronicle - 2017-01-25

• School choice boosters find allies in Austin
• Stalled pipelines resurrecte­d
• Unease over ACA grows
• ‘La La Land’ ties record for most Oscar nomination­s
• Trump to order building of wall
• Super Bowl fun on the cheap
• Trump’s pick for U.N. envoy easily approved
• Chefs crowing about chicken sandwiches
• Israel plans to expand West Bank settlement­s
• Cernan’s life is celebrated at memorial
• You’ll soon be able to buy a car at Wal-Mart
• The Trump administra­tion orders an EPA contract freeze, media blackout.
• Trump’s unproven claim of voter fraud is reiterated by the White House.
• Festivitie­s don’t have to break bank
• Artist offers divine inspiratio­n for football fans
• Frustrated commuters celebrate early opening of Yale Street Bridge
• Volunteers fan out across area to help count homeless
• Political talk on ‘sanctuary city’ goes beyond stretching the truth
• Divided era to end with new UT regents
• Study: State has 313,000 victims of traffickin­g
• Bathroom bill author says measure might be altered
• Guard finds 3 brothers left alone
• Trump to decide Supreme Court pick this week
• Trump’s talk of seizing the oil sparks questions in U.S., Iraq
• High-speed rail in Texas could be a Trump priority
• Flint water falls below lead limits; residents still urged to use bottled
• Officials assailed over women’s march posts
• Most U.S. cancer deaths down, but picture bleak in some areas
• Three powers vow to enforce cease-fire in Syria, don’t explain how it will be done
• Parliament may slow Britain’s EU departure
• Death toll from Italy avalanche climbs to 17 as hopes diminish
• Women’s march
• Promoting the arts
• Stronger approaches, not strong-arm tactics
• Trump’s ‘Art of the Deal’ should be to open markets
• Let’s treat our criminal justice system like a business
• Affordabil­ity an issue in Houston market
• State’s energy regulator needs more money and a new name
• Plains goes for the Permian
• Despite its efforts to diversify its workforce, the tech industry hasn’t made much headway.
• S&P 500 and Nasdaq reach record highs
• How to live well in 2050 ... and beyond
• Trump gives automakers an incentive
• ‘Basic economy’ squeezes business travelers
• Field of honor
• Sampson, son make coaching a family affair
• Unheralded Hogan’s star is rising; it doesn’t hurt he, Belichick share love of lacrosse
• If practice makes perfect, it’s no wonder team is struggling
• Overshadow­ed by high-scoring offense, defense now holds its own
• Roger Federer, left, and Serena Williams make the Australian Open semifinals.
• Marquette upsets No. 1 Villanova, and No. 2 Kansas and No. 4 Kentucky also lose.
• Patriots coach Bill Belichick finds the Falcons’ team speed ultra impressive.
• Minus 3 stars, Spurs still win
• Coogs make switch, end skid
• Chargers capture District 24-6A title
• Ventura’s funeral takes place; family wants investigat­ion
• Magic is in details at The Pit Room
• HAVING A BOWL
• Choices abound among this week’s recommenda­tions from the Chronicle tasting panel.
• Craving Chinese? Celebrate the Year of the Rooster with satisfying bok choy.
• Wife wonders whether counseling will help husband mature.
• Reserve 101 ready to quench super thirsts
• Comfort comes in soup bowls shared with friends
• Lemon Chicken Soup with Quinoa and Kale
• Carrot Orange Soup
• Asian Bok Choy
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• UNA NUEVA ERA
• TE ADELANTAMO­S LAS PELÍCULAS MÁS ATRACTIVAS DE ESTE AÑO
• NBA: RENOVACIÓN DE ESTRELLAS
• BAGWELL, IVÁN RODRÍGUEZ Y RAINES, AL SALÓN DE LA FAMA
• A MODEL COLONY
• Almost two-thirds of primate species near extinction.
• Growing machine could be the next must-have appliance.
• There is, indeed, a ‘right way’ for people to fall.
• Exercise can be a boon to people with Parkinson’s disease
• SEARCHING FOR HUMAN FACTOR IN DEADLY AVALANCHES
• WHAT DID NEANDERTHA­LS LEAVE TO MODERN HUMANS?
• A scientific lens on copper
• The nutritiona­l advantages of baby carrots
• EAT PEPPERS, LIVE LONGER?

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