Houston Chronicle - 2019-07-19

• Apollo children grew up with moon always looming
• Migrants still pour across border into Texas
• Trump retreats from ‘send her back’
• Venezuela leaders battling over Citgo
• Beverley excited for his, NBA’s future
• Nesting penguins can’t resist lure of sushi shop in New Zealand city
• Judge in rape case of teen from ‘good family’ ends service on bench
• Bail rejected for Epstein in sex crimes case
• DWI case called ‘cautionary tale’
• Councilwom­an to run for Cornyn’s Senate seat
• Committee yields on $100M for I-45 plan
• Galveston ISD considerin­g housing project
• Officer arrested in solicitati­on operation
• Houston sends health equipment to Pakistan
• NASA’s extended family
• Records detail effort to hide stories about Trump’s alleged misconduct
• Anime firm arson in Japan kills 33
• Navy ship shoots down Iranian drone
• Trump to tap Scalia’s son for labor secretary
• The right to criticize
• America peaked with the 1969 moon landing
• A polarized nation ‘Leaving’ is illogical
• Pelosi, like Trump, hurts women of color
• Trump plan should pass if logic prevails
• Two myths that perpetuate unequal pay for women
• BRISKET BECOMING THE CAVIAR OF BEEF
• Memorial Hermann names CEO
• Refineries demand ethanol waivers — or else
• Ex-chief of interior touts new role in oil sector
• Health hub in Spring will serve employers
• More retailers closing but small sites are easier to fill
• Toys R Us coming back to Galleria during holidays
• Stocks shake off early loss, close higher
• G-7 finance chiefs: Facebook’s currency needs to be regulated
• Boeing to take $5.6 billion hit over 737 Max
• House OKs measure to up minimum wage
• Foreign demand for U.S. real estate has dropped
• Law restrictin­g oil trains contested
• Feds may update rules on kids’ online privacy
• Trump wants Pentagon’s cloud deal probed
• JILL FASULO HEINRICH
• MYRA LEE DRURY
• BARBARA JEAN “BLAIR” WILLS
• Power surge against Harvey yields split
• Interestin­g start at Royal Portrush
• 610 AM dismisses veteran host Lord
• ORANGE SLICE: JAMES HARDEN HAS A STAKE IN DYNAMO OWNERSHIP.
• Tiger Woods’ 78 on Thursday is his highest first-round score at the British Open.
• Arkansas ready to turn corner against A&M
• Huskies looking for ‘major improvemen­t’
• Auburn’s Malzahn: Hot seat ‘just part of the job descriptio­n’
• Sherrill, NCAA settle lawsuit
• Yankees sweep Rays in twin bill
• Express give Tucker a start at first base
• MLB REPORT
• On deck: Texas Rangers at Astros
• State court suit over ‘no call’ can proceed
• Who are Houston’s next heroes?
• CLASSICAL
• FELT & FUR KEEPS ELECTRO-GOTH SPIRIT ALIVE
• FAMILY FUN
• TO THE MOON AND BACK
• ART “The Americas: Our Stories / Las Americas: Nuestras Historias,” PrintHoust­on 2019 group show, through Aug. 31; 4411 Montrose; 713-807-7760, cindylisic­agallery.com.
• “Murder on the Orient Express” STAGE LIST
• ‘LION KING’ LACKS ANIMATION
• ‘SELF-DEFENSE’ IS A KICK IN THE TEETH
• DOCUMENTAR­Y VIVIDLY DEPICTS COHEN AND MUSE
• ‘INTO THE ASHES’ BURNS BRIGHTLY
• ‘ARMSTRONG’ EXAMINES MAN BEHIND MOON LANDING
• OUTSIDE THE MEGAPLEX
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• A chicken soup for all seasons — even this one
• The delight of s’mores without the campfire
• Celebrate fresh mango season — with pork
• How a wait for 25 pounds of perfect peaches paid off
• Haitian spirit clairin more like mezcal than rum

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