Las Vegas Review-Journal (Sunday) - 2019-07-28

• DON WEBB IS THE MAN OF THE MOMENT
• Nevada’s confined migrants a big cost
• Indiana’s Erica Wheeler named WNBA All-Star Game MVP
• ■ Groups come to Las Vegas to celebrate the state’s first Buffalo Soldiers Day.
• Nevada State Museum exhibit pays tribute to Sin City icon Vegas Vic
• ■ Raiders’ top wide receivers Antonio Brown and Tyrell Williams have polar opposite personalit­ies.
• ■ President Donald Trump in tweets attacked Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings and his Baltimore-area district.
• ■ Brent Spiner talks about the Las Vegas “Star Trek” convention and his return in “Picard.”
• ■ Experts expect more sportsbook operators to set up shop in Nevada.
• ■ Catholic charities are tested by fewer donations amid abuse scandals.
• ■ Hong Kong police fire tear gas and clear protesters by force from a neighborho­od.
• ■ MGM Resorts Internatio­nal CEO Jim Murren says MGM 2020 is working.
• ■ Las Vegas Courtyard marks one year as a 24/7 homeless resource center.
• ■ The U.S. health system already insures 90 percent of Americans.
• ■ More than 1,000 were arrested in ballot protests in Moscow.
• ■ Ed Graney says Richie Incognito hopes to find inner peace with the Raiders.
• ■ The U.S. faces a Thursday deadline for the next step in its Iran sanctions.
• MGM had call to make on Events Center
• N.M. chile plant picked for space
• Migrant kids won’t be kept at Okla. base
• Judge calls Georgia’s voting system ‘archaic’
• Tribe at heart of pipeline protest launches solar farm
• Scientists fear Oregon lags in preparedne­ss
• Students: Harvard Law failed to deal with racist messages
• Taliban’s vow: No terrorism from Afghanista­n
• Winemakers nervous as France moves forward on tech tax
• Airstrike in Syria pounds market, killing 11
• Sudan: Deadly sit-in dispersal not by generals
• Authoritie­s look for missing child of dead parents
• Officials: U.S. teens confess to killing Italian officer
• Eight nations deny re-entry to criminals
• Blooming grasshoppe­rs! LV’s guests may mimic rain on radar
• Project for downtown Henderson advancing
• Group holds sit-in at detention center
• Mother arrested in death of LV baby
• Governors grappling with ACA’s murky future
• Actress who voiced Disney’s Minnie Mouse dies at age 75
• New try at Ruby range drilling lease surfaces
• Utah bid for more federal money for Medicaid expansion nixed
• Aces players A’ja Wilson, Liz Cambage and Kayla McBride have cause to celebrate Las Vegas hosting the WNBA All-Star Game.
• Five questions to start fall camp
• AVIATORS Home runs light up El Paso night sky
• Time to run
• WNBA tests live-ball substituti­ons.
• Murray in no hurry to scurry, but Cards QB can if he has to
• ‘Green’ energy keeps Brees sustained
• Kyle Busch feeling his Pocono mojo
• McIlroy takes St. Jude one-shot lead
• Ortiz leaves hospital following surgeries for gunshot wound
• Hard of hearings
• Global warming movement beset by hypocrisy and despair
• What’s at stake in GOP lawsuit
• Allow families to escape the CCSD chaos
• Today’s cultural left has gone berserk
• Weissmann witch hunt now exposed
• Tax suit needed to defend constituti­on
• Unity can be worse than partisansh­ip
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21x21
• Massi will keep firm’s name to honor father
• Five firms that show value of top line
• THE LADDER
• ‘Shaft’s’ Richard Roundtree
• Talk to ex-wife about messy daughter
• Take things slowly when introducin­g dogs and cats
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Author finds ‘community’ with book on child’s death
• Sightsee by the sea
• Blue Heron leader in the Vegas modern movement
• HOA board member must follow pet rule like everyone else
• Physician chooses Juhl for its central valley location

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