Orlando Sentinel - 2017-06-09

• Comey says he thinks probe led to dismissal Ex-FBI director testifies in Senate hearing
• Security worries venues, restaurant­s after Pulse
• Florida’s students improve on algebra exam
• New Kissimmee PrideFest embraces diversity
• Lawmakers bicker going into final day of session
• ◆ Exit polling suggests that British Prime Minister Theresa May’s gamble in calling an early election has backfired spectacula­rly, with her Conservati­ve Party in danger of losing its majority in Parliament.
• ◆ The Florida Supreme Court overturns the death sentence of convicted killer Bessman Okafor because the jury that decided the case in 2015 did not recommend it unanimousl­y.
• ◆ A home developer is hoping to turn suburban pockets along Bumby Avenue in urban Orlando into hip, walkable business neighborho­ods.
• ◆ President Donald Trump’s real-estate empire in Florida could be hurt by the president’s decision to pull out of the Paris climate agreement.
• ◆ The high court also rules that a law limiting pain-and-suffering damages in medical malpractic­e cases is unconstitu­tional.
• ◆ Data show what Orlando can attest to after this week: Deadly shootings are rising in the workplace.
• GOP doesn’t defend Trump after Comey says president lied,
• Letters: A true patriot; loyalty to the office or the man?
• The Interview: The end of owning cars is beginning.
• Local View: Trump’s budget will bring Armageddon.
• Did ex-FBI chief violate executive privilege?
• Local hospitals increase security after Pulse,
• Americans tune in to watch testimony,
• Pulse: Local TV plans extensive coverage
• Lawyers: Montana rep. wants to enter plea in assault case
• Detective: DA ended active Cosby probe in 2005
• Qatar rejects ‘blockade,’ denies terror allegation­s
• Disney seeks patent to foil 3D-printed knockoffs
• Mario Kart ride set for Super Nintendo World
• House votes to roll back Dodd-Frank law
• A decisive advantage repels any vote hacks
• Promoting profit and ignoring real danger
• A case of white, male, liberal entitlemen­t
• Don’t slam the door to Cuba shut
• Lake official talks school changes
• UCF students honor Pulse victims
• Orange County Fire Rescue honors Pulse first responders
• Graham talks gun safety ahead of Pulse anniversar­y
• Board: Cop with PTSD after Pulse must undergo exam
• Judge: School had no right to loudspeake­r for prayer
• Ex-con arrested in death of 12-year-old girl
• Reluctant bridesmaid worries about distance
• Why are the Dodgers antagonizi­ng Kershaw?
• Japanese horse Epicharis treated for lameness
• Pens pummel Predators
• A dynasty in the making?
• Four share St. Jude Classic lead
• Keuchel back on DL with neck pain
• Harrelson almost brought MLB to Tampa
• Wallace will end absence of black drivers
• Gators finish first, second in long jump
• Lobos chasing third consecutiv­e bowl bid
• U.S. women defeat Sweden in friendly
• Pulisic scores twice during U.S. victory
• Go-for-it Ostapenko barrels into final
• (Air) guitars to rock Hourglass Brewing
• Does Pandora’s food pass the taste test?
• Weisz kills it as widow from du Maurier novel
• Family fights to survive zombies, inner demons
• Mara’s embattled soldier aims to reunite with K-9
• Cruise stricken with case of pain in the sarcophagu­s
• ‘Shallowfor­d’ reflects small-town solidarity
• ‘Baby Jane’: Bette, Joan still fascinate

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