Imperial Valley Press - 2019-08-08

• Protesters chant as Trump visits Dayton, El Paso, Texas
• Why a US-China deal that once looked close now seems far off
• Imperial agrees to let county handle emergency dispatch calls
• Company fined for fatal 2017 crash
• New Michael Moore-backed doc tackles alternativ­e energy
• Honolulu authoritie­s investigat­e arsons at 3 Waikiki hotels
• Chinese national accused of smuggling migrants
• Democrats now No. 1 in former California GOP stronghold
• 32 busted in federal drug crackdown in San Francisco
• Man cooking in Walmart lot sets van on fire, killing girl
• Lyft posts losses despite revenue growth, improves outlook
• One simple change would increase wages, shrink labor market
• Housing crisis looms large
• I’m not the one with the problem - or am I?
• Texas governor says ‘no red flags’ in El Paso suspect’s past
• Samsung ditches headphone jack after jabs at jackless rivals
• Americans can meet produce dietary guidelines for less than $3 per day
• Farm Dog of the Year nomination­s being accepted
• Farm Bureau accepting 2019 Farmer of the Year nomination­s
• IVBN honors three with annual scholarshi­p awards
• Parra homers against former team, Nationals top S.F. Giants 4-1
• Gurriel 8 RBIs, Cole wins 10th in row, Astros rout Rockies
• Biles on USA Gymnastics’ failures: ‘You couldn’t protect us’
• Mariners snap 5-game skid with 3-2 victory over Padres
• Pakistan downgrades diplomatic ties with India over Kashmir
• Taliban suicide blast in Kabul kills 14 people, 145 wounded
• UK food industry looks to avoid shortages in no-deal Brexit
• Police patrol Rome’s Spanish Steps to enforce sitting ban
• Chest CT can’t stand in for screening mammogram
• Bully in church choir prevents former member from rejoining
• Cross-border ties still strong despite El Paso mass shooting
• 1 serviceman dead in raid to seize ex-Kyrgyz president
• Puerto Ricans get their 3rd governor in 6 days

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