Houston Chronicle - 2018-07-06

• July 4 flood spotlights post-Harvey challenges
• Pruitt quits EPA amid ethics probes
• 3,000 migrant children await reunificat­ion
• Brain damage prompts lawsuit
• Trump closes in on Supreme Court pick
• Medicaid in Texas paid dead patients
• Immigrant recruits being discharged
• Pompeo to press Kim on nuclear issue
• » The new leader at the EPA is a former coal lobbyist.
• Woman calls 911 on black politician canvassing
• Study: Dogs died out after arrival of Europeans
• Developer misled San Antonio on bird habitat, files suggest
• Texas prison system named in lawsuit
• Katy ISD chief will eschew board meetings
• ‘Honor killing’ victim found shot 7 times near rifle, police testify
• McAllen at center of immigratio­n fight
• O’Rourke strums guitar at Nelson’s 4th of July picnic
• Gohmert claims Justice Department is spying on him
• Man jailed in killing charged in second case
• Texans to be refunded on Harvey price gouging
• Colorado blaze destroys 3 homes; another 60 fires menace western U.S.
• Ind. attorney general faces calls to resign
• Statue of Liberty protester defiant
• Thais debate quick cave rescue of soccer team as rain subsides
• English city stunned by new poisonings
• Japan hangs leader of 1995 sarin attack
• Shovel, already
• Non-violent direct action
• Channeling outrage
• Immigratio­n practices
• Prison reform bill faces lockdown
• New federal laws need to address updated sentencing guidelines on incarcerat­ion for drug-related offenses
• Dems are learning what goes around comes around
• Oil price decline likely just temporary
• Trade war moving from threat to reality
• Migrant workers from Central Asia key to Russia’s smooth-running World Cup
• Driller wins case against Petrobras
• A book puts a new spotlight on Amazon’s treatment of its workers.
• China has a deep unease over U.S. trade friction.
• Purchase of Plaza Hotel reported
• Deal to add smaller jets to Boeing’s lineup
• Technology giants win a battle over copyright rules in Europe
• Fed officials discuss rate hikes that could slow growth
• Tech, health care sectors push market up
• Canada examines run-ins between U.S. and fishermen
• Mbah a Moute longs to stay in Houston
• Hartenstei­n gets up to speed on system
• Gurriel delivers walkoff single to cap two-run rally in the ninth
• Even with setbacks, champs are set up for a serious summer run
• Defending champion Garbine Muguruza is the latest high seed to fall at Wimbledon.
• Uruguay is big in stature at the World Cup despite its size.
• Turner’s 8 RBIs power Nats’ win
• Correa hoping to return before the break
• Isner has a history of ace-laden, 5-set wins
• Brazil will be without Danilo after training injury
• Celtics secure first-round pick Williams
• HISD veteran Walker named as new AD
• WILD MOCCASINS
• HOUSTON BINGO
• FAMILY FUN
• THE CURE FOR PICKY EATERS
• STAGE LIST
• LIGHT, BUT FUN, BUZZ FOR ‘ANT-MAN AND THE WASP’
• ‘BOUNDARIES’ IS TRIP TO NOWHERE
• WHAT A ZOMBIE CLASSIC SAYS ABOUT DEATH IN AMERICA
• OUTSIDE THE MEGAPLEX
• THROWING YOUR SKIN INTO THE WIND
• ‘COMEDIANS IN CARS GETTING COFFEE’ STILL ALL ABOUT SEINFELD
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• HINTS FROM HELOISE
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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