Houston Chronicle - 2018-05-10

• Harvey waivers could avert HISD sanctions
• For faithful fans, an Astros rosary
• N. Korea releases three Americans
• Doubt cast on alibi for Brown
• HALO CIRCUS WRANGLES AN URGENT NEW SOUND
• Katy ISD weighs legal aid for chief
• CIA nominee vows not to allow torture
• Median home price hits new high here
• Iran hints it may escalate nuclear plans
• NASA to test ‘flying cars’ plan for Uber
• Why is your plane delayed?
• City weighs raising tax abatement rules
• Mud flies in 2nd Congressio­nal District’s Republican runoff
• Lab blames Irish rules for missed cancers
• 3 smoke shops probed after illegal oils seized
• Hurd seeks vote on DACA
• AG: Court erred striking ‘revenge porn’ law
• Rice, UH scientists join Antarctic research
• Blaze reignites, is put out at Texas City substation
• Trump’s lawyer sold his ‘insight’ about president to corporatio­ns
• Europe reviews options on Iran, seeks ways to mend rift with U.S.
• Rayne Rouce
• For Congress
• For net neutrality
• JP and district judge
• Blame game
• The ethanol mandate is a failed experiment
• They slaughter horses, don’t they?
• Why does Paxton keep trying to deport Dreamers?
• 5 top ISIS officials are captured in multinatio­nal sting led by U.S.
• Polish official survives heat from art purchase
• Google suspends all advertisem­ents related to Irish abortion referendum
• Foes of Canadian pipeline bring the fight to Houston
• Chicago legal war spills into Houston
• Ford suspends F-150 production after a fire at a supplier causes a parts shortage.
• Solar power will be required for new homes in California
• Blast suit accuses Anadarko of safety cuts
• How bad was the breach? Equifax supplies the numbers
• Stocks deliver solid gains as crude surges
• Car may have seen pedestrian as ‘false positive’
• Robot sounds all too human
• ADELAIDE SCOTT SMITH
• ‘HALFWAY HOME’
• Stassi, Fisher pack wallop in Cole’s 4th win
• Lawyer: Karolyi misspoke during 2017 Nassar deposition
• Upcoming series has the makings of a Hollywood blockbuste­r
• The Woodlands is trying to add a state track title to its cross country crown — again.
• The Cow Trap Lake Project has been a success on multiple levels.
• Jayson Tatum stars as Boston eliminates Philadelph­ia to reach the East finals.
• The Rockets’ weapons beyond James Harden garner a great deal of respect.
• Raptors’ Casey wins award, hopes to avoid a pink slip
• Lineup flub aids Mets’ loss to Reds
• Bottom of order comes up big in sweep
• MLB REPORT
• Sawgrass a difficult acquired taste to master for McIlroy
• Attorney Gary Jewell’s complete statement on behalf of the Karolyis
• UH golfer Harm advances to NCAA Championsh­ips
• Stars play it unsafe on Met Gala red carpet
• Mission to Pluto makes thrilling story
• DEAR ABBY: Preschoole­r being breastfed is a concern for her father.
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Your Horoscope
• He said, she said
• WHAT’S NEXT FOR RACHAEL RAY?
• ‘Vida’ gives a new look at gentrifica­tion.
• Museum exhibits — and exhibition­ism.
• LAMB CHOPS SCOTTADITO WITH CRISPY KALE
• CREAMY RAMP PESTO PASTA
• ‘Dear White People’: Creator Justin Simien goes back to class in Season 2

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