Houston Chronicle - 2022-06-28

• Gonzalez ends bid for ICE’s top post
• Banned book’s author to speak at event in Katy
• Commission leaves elections administra­tor role unfilled
• Jan. 6 panel calls surprise hearing
• At least 16 dead in Ukraine as Russia bombs shopping mall
• Justices get it wrong again
• Who should decide?
• What should be mourned?
• Cornyn’s gun bill is just a good start
• Chevron to pay for staff to move to Houston
• Food inflation relief is in sight as crops, crude come back
• Is there any way to speed up tax refund from IRS?
• Credit Suisse fined $2M for aiding cocaine cash laundering
• Some cities dropping holiday fireworks
• Wall Street ends mixed after ups, downs
• Despite vows, methane emissions rising
• Trump’s social network deal is under scrutiny
• G-7 agrees to ban Russian gold imports
• Russia misses deadline on bond payments
• EU nations adopt mandatory gas storage
• DONALD HOYT
• Italian transforme­d the global eyeglass industry
• G-7, in hit at Russia, might cap oil prices
• Lifting Cup a dream come true for Colorado
• Tampa Bay still proud of accomplish­ment
• Rockets unlikely to be aggressive
• Griner ordered to stand trial in Russia
• Verlander-Cole matchup averted
• Gausman shines as Jays top Bosox
• Altuve loving the New York hate parade
• Former TCU star Turpin has happy return
• Elliott thinks Nashville race is in the wrong spot
• Venus, Serena share ‘tennis nerd’ as coach
• Disney’s ‘Frozen’ hits the stage
• ‘Restoring Galveston’ stars open rolled ice cream shop
• Houston author explores ghosts of Galveston
• Trapper keeps busy outsmartin­g state’s growing population of pesky feral hogs
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Zimmermann opens in River Oaks District

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