Houston Chronicle - 2024-03-19

• Miles defends principal evaluation­s
• HISD plans to cut stipends for extracurri­cular work
• Whitmire, fire union await deal’s final OK
• Justices appear likely to deal blow to states in social media case
• Famine in northern Gaza Strip ‘imminent,’ according to report
• Putin’s grip on power tightens further
• Paxton’s actions are attack on religious freedom
• A&M should reconsider
• Misguided on oil and gas
• Original Ninfa’s longtime executive chef is leaving
• BOOK EVENTS
• Dear Abby:
• ROYAL STARS
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• What to watch
• Limitless potential entices Alberts
• Louisville loss motivates Horns
• STATE SCHOOLS
• Taylor reaches NCAA field in 2nd season
• No joke: Aggies face AD’s ex-school twice
• UH started Down Under, hopes to finish on top
• Upstarts realize mission’s possible
• Road leads back to a banged-up foe
• Ex-Cowboys LB Vander Esch retires because of health issues
• Legendary barrelman leaves lasting memories
• Why probating a small estate may be prohibitiv­ely costly
• Study: Anti-ESG laws cost taxpayers $270M
• United CEO seeks to reassure travelers about safety of its flights
• SARAH LOU GRIFFITH CHAMBERLAN­D
• HERBERT CHING CHEE

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