Houston Chronicle - 2022-06-29

• Experts say U.S. border policies are good for smugglers looking to prey on desperatio­n
• Metro again pushes weekend HOT lanes use
• State commits $100M in wake of Uvalde
• Macron: Russian strike on mall is ‘a war crime’
• Administra­tion says it’s weighing options on abortion access
• Burn ban in effect; fireworks still OK
• $600K given to diversify research
• U.S. heightens efforts against monkeypox
• Migrant deaths reflect cruel, chaotic system
• Gonzalez’s ICE withdrawal shows cost of deadlock
• What’s next?
• Texas Latinos want choice of schools
• Abortion debate at its heart: What is human life?
• Tesla lays off hundreds of employees in latest staffing cut
• Some pharmacies rationing contracept­ives
• Heads up, shoppers: Everything is on sale
• Stocks slide again on inflation concerns
• Delays, cancellati­ons are testing flyers
• CATHERINE JANE MERCHANT
• JOE ANN MOYNAHAN
• GAYLE MALONE
• Instagram hides some posts on abortion without warning
• Wall’s windfall is cost of living in the NBA
• Truth about Saudi tour? Everyone has a price
• Athletes must keep speaking out on causes
• Guardians halt skid at five games
• McCormick gets new shot to show he belongs
• Brantley goes on IL due to shoulder pain
• Being mixed up a mess for accused Texans
• Mayfield: Time with Browns nearing end
• Swiatek wins 36th straight match
• Roasted okra, tomatoes and bacon make this warm summer salad a hit
• CHICKPEA SUNDAL SALAD
• Ranchers embrace regenerati­ve agricultur­e
• Salt and vinegar potato salad is fun riff on chips
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• Houston será sede de la Copa del Mundo
• ‘El mejor’ torneo de la historia
• Concentrac­ión de México deja varias conclusion­es
• Kevin Johansen lanzó disco
• Rozalén apuesta por la esperanza

Houston Chronicle - 2022-06-28

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