Las Vegas Review-Journal - 2017-12-09

• SLS lenders sue developers
• Expanding fires allow little time to escape
• Lawyer who stole millions sentenced to up to 40 years
• Arkansas ends halt in birth certificat­es
• Judge sets aside life sentence in shaken baby case
• Pearl Harbor victim to be reburied
• Refresh in store for Pearl at the Palms
• Trump: Vote for Moore key to future
• Top pick for Franken seat Smith
• Republican­s reconsider shrinking corporate tax cut
• Another actress calls out Hoffman
• Sorvino writes about silence on Weinstein Series of demands planned
• Thoroughbr­eds can’t escape
• Southern snow inspires weather fears
• Experts: Policies alone not answer
• School shooter disguised himself, killed randomly
• Rush sues newspaper over theater story
• Questions remain, but both sides agree to move on
• Angry Muslims lash out at Trump over Jerusalem
• Thousand gift baskets thank first responders
• Recall funding source unmasked
• Burning Man pursues OK for more attendees
• Motley minds to spar in debate on role of U.S. military
• Sandoval to choose from three for charter school agency boss
• ▶ BONFIRE
• ‘Ever-living mosque’
• Police, CPS Investigat­ing how child Ingested meth
• Fisher leaves deep void in Star Wars universe
• Time lets man see his role in divorce
• Weight-loss surgery for older people
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• What is there to hide?
• Bad president
• America overwhelme­d by all those packages
• Preparing for 5G
• Robust hiring continues momentum
• Feedback deadline extended for Victims’ Fund
• More than 200 units offered at Boca Raton
• Vegas’ WNBA team out to sell fans
• Round one to little brother
• Two losses in a row not likely for Eagles
• TV/RADIO HIGHLIGHTS
• Restless Salido brings his act to HBO
• Japan’s Ohtani chooses Angels
• HBO Boxing After Dark
• Jackson eyes Heisman repeat
• Army seeks second straight win over Navy
• Wentz, Eagles get edge vs. Rams
• Subbans relive memories of boyhood competitio­ns
• Panarin leads Columbus
• Can’t put this mom over a barrel
• Lights searching for local soccer talent
• Oladipo excels again, ends Cavs’ win streak
• Canyon Springs posts fifth straight victory
• UNLV (7-2)
• Of things to come
• You’ll rest easy knowing your guests can as well
• Powder rooms are small but can be easily personaliz­ed
• Retro motifs bring home sparkle, style for holiday
• Compost ingredient­s must be balanced to produce heat
• Are you dreaming of a white (or pink) poinsettia?
• Summerlin opens new village
• New homes for new year
• Room for seven
• SNORE concludes six-race season with Laughlin finale
• Weekend car show drew quality machinery to Findlay Chevrolet
• ▶ DARKNESS
• Wrangler NFR spins off bevy of new events
• Centennial’s Ethridge becoming more than just an elite shooter
• A split decision: How harsh should harassment be judged?
• Clark star James Bridges playing senior season for late father
• Tax bill will hurt Americans, but these changes would ease the sting
• Species must be protected
• Here’s why young people hate capitalism
• Trump continues to drive ‘wingman’ Bannon’s agenda
• Senate’s recklessne­ss threatens to put many in financial jeopardy
• Edmunds offers suggestion­s for how to buy a used car from a private party
• CLARK LANDS 3 PLAYERS ON BOYS SUPER SEVEN
• HUFFPOST FOUNDER: USE NUANCE IN MAKING JUDGMENTS

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