Las Vegas Review-Journal - 2018-09-01

• ‘An embarrassm­ent to the community’
• How Mccain became Dems’ GOP favorite
• Video of teens’ police interview played publicly for first time
• Famed NYC alt weekly falls silent
• Ban of ‘Dixie’ as fight song riles backers
• New stealthy Navy destroyer gets turbine transplant
• Monica Jackson signs off as Fox 5 anchor
• Mccain memorial makes Capitol stop
• Briefing set on Yucca challenge
• Trump slams prospect of N. Carolina redistrict­ing
• Judge denies request by states to end DACA
• ICE operation in Arizona generates 78 arrests in week
• Couple ordered to turn over funds raised for homeless man
• Oregon pot growers must notify officials
• The Queen of Soul gets an epic farewell
• Three kids hurt in N.M. wreck
• Ex-producer: NBC irresponsi­ble on Weinstein story
• Police say Ugandan pop star can leave
• EU promise: Good Brexit will mean great trading
• War-cafe bombing kills Ukrainian separatist leader
• Two hurt in Amsterdam stabbing
• Nicaragua expels U.N. rights group
• Court bars da Silva from Brazil’s presidenti­al election
• Japan Defense Ministry seeks record budget
• South Korean envoy to visit North for talks
• Clark County teachers OK three-year deal
• Feds reduce rap against Desage to sole count
• Tribe reopening Ariz. falls access
• Waterinh restrictio­ns switch on Saturday
• Security guard indicted on attempted murder charges
• Obama backs Sisolak in gubernator­ial race
• ‘Stranger’ not scared of a little ambiguity
• Rom-com’s charm makes up for its shortcomin­gs
• Dad’s friend settling estate for free
• Hand, foot and mouth disease on rise
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• The costly ‘right to shelter’
• Trump to sign Mexico trade deal in 90 days
• Holiday going likely to be laborious
• Names in deal for hotel unveiled
• Rams’ deal with Donald stirs Raiders
• Maybe, just maybe, Rebels facing Trojans at right time
• Ex-rebels QB had quite the following after ’97 near upset
• Extra viewing options increase bouts for fall
• Boxing schedule
• In Williams’ clash, Serena’s too much
• U.S. Open glance
• Gruden begins roster reduction
• Michigan State thwarts upset bid by Utah State
• And in the end … Clemson to meet Alabama yet again
• NUMBERS TO KNOW
• Washington has all answers for Auburn
• College football
• Contenders add punch, pitching for stretch drive
• Cabrera, Phils reign in rain, thwart Cubs
• American League
• Walker runs through Gorman
• Second half go time for Green Valley
• Rested Rose roars into lead in Boston Fedex Cup event
• Vacation home decor
• NALC’S Carrier Alert program helps older adults age in place
• How to add more natural light to home
• Heat, borers plague landscapes throughout summer
• Small indoor greenhouse­s let apartment dwellers grow veggies
• So you want new citchen? Tips Vor startina process
• NEW FALL COLORS
• Staycation­s have never looked better
• Don’t forget sconces in lighting plan
• Lake Las Vegas to hold Labor Day celebratio­n
• Concert series returns to Downtown Summerlin
• Pardee’s Terra Luna neighborho­od in Summerlin
• Cadence’s Monroe developmen­t to host Sept. 8 hard hat tour
• Large selection of 2018 models for less
• White is best color for self-driving vehicles
• Bowl or bust 101 prediction­s for UNLV football in 2018
• We cannot afford to ignore climate science
• Silicon Valley takes a (careful) step toward autonomous flying
• Devos’ school of thought has heavy price tag for students and taxpayers
• Our greatness in danger
• Trump’s impunity is imperiled
• Space Force is an unwise solution to an overhyped threat
• Rounding up today’s top hybrids
• PREDICTION: UNLV WILL DEFEAT UNR
• CLEAN ENERGY IS GOOD FOR JOBS, GOOD FOR NEVADA

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