Houston Chronicle - 2020-05-28

• ‘Close to normal’ but 6 feet away
• Historic rocket launch scrubbed
• Family calls for murder charges
• State Supreme Court rules against expanded mail-in voting.
• J.J. Watt says his head’s not in the sand: ‘We have to win.’
• » Women’s soccer league will be the first pro teams to hit the field.
• » Debit cards in the mail may hold your missing stimulus funds.
• » House expected to ease rules on small business loan program.
• » Poll says only about half of Americans would take vaccine.
• Saying one last goodbye to 43 years of memories
• Legislator­s to push law for LGBTQ rights
• Donation scandal snares local icon
• Stanart to run again for county clerk post
• Woman accused of harassing city visitors
• Indication & Important Safety Informatio­n for OPDIVO (nivolumab) + YERVOY (ipilimumab)
• On Twitter, Trump bashes Twitter
• Even president’s allies recoiling at Scarboroug­h smears
• Asset management
• UH places trust in players’ hands
• Players to offer longer season in pay dispute
• Harden voices support for resuming play
• UH forward White to miss next season
• Race postponed because of rain
• ‘Mask Up’ to show your love for your family
• Reason to snitch
• One of our best
• Four reasons Houston’s budget is a bust
• Documentar­y reveals flaws with renewables
• Why STAAR testing is crucial to the state’s recovery
• Trump’s mockery of wearing masks divides Republican­s
• ‘Loudmouth’ seeks life after COVID-Call Outs
• Houston constable catches COVID-19
• LEGAL ASSISTANCE
• RITES OF PASSAGE DISRUPTED
• Patients from Mexico pack Calif. hospitals
• Celebritie­s coming out to help L.A. schools
• Students mourn a lost semester
• Schools face fall with more costs, less cash
• Tech hub boss departs
• Global slump damaging Houston
• Exxon, Chevron face climate change storm
• Tuesday Morning files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Auto sales weak but could be worse
• Texas business shows signs of rebound
• For third day in a row, stock market rises
• Boeing cuts jobs as travel industry sickens
• JACK CURTIS SAVAGE
• JOANNA J. HEFFINGTON NELSON
• NAJLA COOK BALAT
• A CHANGE OF PACE
• Shedding light on mental health among African Americans.
• Basic choices may prove to be the most important.
• Diabetic finds a sweet spot with suger-free treats.
• Safety is key when going on a family bike ride
• Did heartburn medicine contribute to cognitive slowdown?
• Music and work can be a good — and bad — combinatio­n
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• BIGAR’S STARS
• Brain-mapping breakthrou­gh

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