Houston Chronicle - 2020-05-29

• Virgin Mary statue returns to spot atop Galveston Basilica
• Minn. under state of emergency as protests of man’s death turn violent
• Metro facing long road to riders’ return
• Review: TSU skirted criteria in admissions
• Requests to vote by mail up by 48%
• CORONAVIRU­S
• Concert venues, clubs gingerly plug back in
• Kids treated for virus-linked syndrome
• Mistaken release leads to tragedy
• Immigrant accuses ICE contractor of rape at Houston facility
• FBI asked to review fatal shooting of kneeling man
• President escalates fight with Twitter
• YATES COMMUNITY STUNNED BY FLOYD’S DEATH
• Players aren’t buying pay cuts
• NBA to discuss playoff scenarios
• Dixie Chicken is more than a landmark
• Goodell hopeful for on-time start as facilities open
• League to permit small-group drills
• AAPI women hold major voting power in U.S.
• Leave guns at home
• Memorial Day
• Make SAT optional for Texas colleges
• Geothermal drilling a green new deal for both sides
• Don’t deport DACA health care workers
• Some businesses keeping out customers who wear masks
• Judge: Confine felon at home
• Studies: Herd immunity still a long way off
• Resource guide
• Biden proposes more fed testing involvemen­t
• Officials: COVID-19 drug’s initial distributi­on mishandled
• Mexico’s broken system is killing people
• Latin America accounts for 40 percent of daily virus deaths
• Mystery: Why are Europe, U.S. harder hit than Asia?
• Virus seems more lethal in cancer patients
• Hawaii’s governor to extend traveler quarantine into July
• A flexible future Many workers hope to return to office but keep home as option
• As Texas reopens, jobless claims continue
• Autonomous transport expanding
• BP names new chief of U.S. division
• White House opts against releasing its summer economic projection­s
• Airlines continue to shed workers
• ACLU accuses tech firm of privacy ‘nightmare’
• Many Amazon temps could go full time
• U.S. House approves revisions of rules for PPP loans
• U.S.-China tensions drive market to a loss
• Funeral industry in trouble amid pandemic
• Washington state recovers fraudulent benefits
• OLD SCHOOL
• CLASSICAL
• COVER STORY
• TELEVISION
• EAST OF EADO IS HEADING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
• WOMEN ARE IN TUNE IN ‘THE HIGH NOTE’
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE

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