Houston Chronicle - 2020-09-22

• Beta bears down on Texas
• Feds give the green light for high-speed train to Dallas
• Cornyn says no rush to fill court vacancy
• Kickback alleged at HISD
• Operation School Bell will go on, group says
• Singer took Houston sound up the charts
• Texas leads pandemic relief loan fraud
• Crenshaw claims Democrats sowing doubt in elections
• Dems look to expand majority on ed board
• Colombia arrests tied to Houston
• D.A.: Inquiry of Trump focuses on tax fraud
• Justice Dept. steps up threat to deny cities’ federal funding
• House, Senate on collision course over spending bill
• Nominees offer opposing visions of policing
• Trump’s slip in Ohio suburbs signals peril in industrial north
• Fragility of health law protection exposed
• Donors coming off sidelines to fight Trump cash crunch
• U.N. assembly marks a somber 75th year
• Belarus says it detained over 400
• Arctic Ocean ice area dwindles to second-lowest level on record
• CDC alters, then retracts, web advice on virus spread
• As Beta nears, man eyes flood fix
• Active participat­ion in government works
• Recommenda­tions
• Incumbent Sarah Davis has shown growth, independen­ce in serving House District 134.
• It’s a new ballgame for reopened Chuck E. Cheese restaurant­s
• Layne out as leader of Howard Hughes
• Pandemic propels sales of new homes
• Pappas brothers weighing Luby’s buy
• Consider these things when property is sold to member of the family
• Bank shares slide on report of rampant money laundering
• Walmart aiming for no emissions
• Microsoft will buy video game giant for $7.5B
• Cheaper jet fuel now being blended for ships
• Oil rebounds to near $40 as Beta hits coast
• TikTok deal at risk over who’ll control app
• Visa: Physical shops are not prepared for e-commerce surge
• Plan offered in bid to restart U.S. cruises
• Airbus presents its hydrogen designs for zero-emission flight
• Blame game
• Possible no-no to oh no
• Aggies dismiss opt outs of starters
• Opener, take four, on track thus far
• Losses can’t just be attributed to facing top-caliber teams
• So far, the protection plan isn’t paying off
• Versatile Johnson gets more time at safety
• Giants’ Barkley done for ’20
• Indians marching toward playoffs
• Springer sits due to data-driven injury fear
• Moore won’t soon forget huge lesson learned
• Ready for the big stage
• Tampa Bay’s fast start evens series at 1-1
• Sanders takes over Jackson St.
• Djokovic rolls to Italian title
• Parents learn from each other as kids learn from home
• Symphony’s concert with an audience was worth the much-missed applause
• Lineup announced for QFest Houston’s virtual screenings.
• Tips for preparing to weather the next storm.
• How ‘Schitt’s Creek’ became the most beloved comedy on TV
• What to watch TUESDAY
• DAILY CROSSWORD

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