Houston Chronicle - 2018-05-29

• UNHAPPY ENDING
• Alberto spawns flood threat
• Santa Fe echoes the poison of Columbine
• Faster internet, more choice
• Rememberin­g fallen
• ‘Spider-Man’ scales building in Paris to rescue a child
• Armed bystander in shooting ‘just reacted’
• ‘They gave their lives’: City honors fallen service members
• UH-Clear Lake still in search of identity
• Everything’s peachy in the Hill Country
• 4-alarm fire guts recycling facility
• Conservati­ve lawyers with Christian agenda secure more influence
• Poll: Perception­s about immigrants improve
• From Maine hospital, Bush ‘forever grateful’ to patriots
• Trump falsely blames Dems for ‘horrible law’
• 5G on the horizon
• Let’s unite to fight modern-day slavery
• Winner-take-all elections skew results
• First Step
• Single issue
• Trump, Japan’s Abe will confer in advance of N. Korea summit
• Men in Afghanista­n engaging in flattery of Trump are subject of threats or killed
• Metro using technology to aid visually impaired
• Land prices less cheap as more people flock to the state
• Apache moves to ramp up Alpine High
• Experts question Trump family interests in China
• Experts say Starbucks’ training sessions are a first step in dealing with racial bias.
• EU proposes cutting out cotton buds, plastic straws
• New Zealand says it will kill 150,000 cows to fight disease
• Think big banks abandoned coal industry? Think again
• Version 7 of 1Password for Mac is heavenly
• Windows 7 lives, but it’s time to give Windows 10 a chance
• China reportedly is ready to clear Qualcomm-NXP deal
• GEORGE JOHNSTON POLK, JR.
• DAVID RANDOLPH DRAPER
• Key Hawaii crop likely to run short after severe floods
• REALITY CHECK
• EMPTY FEELING
• RARE BE-TREY-AL
• THE DIRTY THIRD
• ROCKETS REPORT Decision to sit Paul was not even close
• Benintendi’s shot carries Red Sox
• Bronx jeers delight victorious Verlander
• Hinch’s days-off plan nets Gurriel a start at third
• Unlike Djokovic, past champ Wawrinka can’t get it done
• UT, A&M hope to resume rivalry in Austin Regional
• UH receives No. 3 seed at Chapel Hill Regional
• Knights golden in opener against Capitals
• Youth brigade leads U.S. past Bolivia
• HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
• Bayside home is family’s retreat
• Five ideas for decorating with books — guilt-free
• Family urges bride to choose flaky cousin as maid of honor.
• ‘Hanging Rock’ is a picnic with plenty to unpack.
• It’s easy to return online purchases.
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• Explore Alaska’s interior
• Whittle down options for hotel that fits you.
• Four Father’s Day getaways worth taking.
• Seeing a city the old-fashioned way: One step at a time

Houston Chronicle - 2018-05-28

Houston Chronicle - 2018-05-30