San Antonio Express-News - 2021-12-28

• More Texans seek boosters than first shots
• Migrants warn ‘remain in Mexico’ puts their lives in danger
• 1 robbed, 3 shot in separate incidents
• Districts giving teachers more time
• For family, street vending goes back generation­s
• Court delays verdicts in second Suu Kyi case
• Iraq upholds election gains for Shiite leader, a potential U.S. ally
• Israel studying effects of fourth vaccine shot
• Somali PM suspended over corruption claims
• After Typhoon Rai, the Philippine­s finds miles of destructio­n and the smell of death
• Focus of racial reckoning turns to historical markers on roadsides
• U.S. cases surpass pandemic peak level
• Virus hike toppling NYC arts, tourism
• Through trial and brutality, Tutu’s moral compass held
• Only death cult is COVID-19 itself
• Holiday sales rise 8.5 percent in spite of variant, supply woes
• Thousands more flights get canceled
• U.S. steps up probe into Hyundai-kia engines
• Cruise with cases of COVID returns to Miami
• Price tag of this year’s 10 worst climate calamities: $170 billion
• Record beef prices not helping U.S. ranchers
• Holmes jury continues deliberati­ons
• NYC private-sector vaccine rule takes effect in mayor’s last week
• CEOS sweat supply chain more than virus entering ’22
• Delta: Flight to Shanghai turned back because of COVID rules
• Outlets hurt by less public interest in news
• COVID protocols changed to shorten return to action
• Ravaged foes making evaluation difficult
• Culley’s steadiness helps amid chaos
• Depleted Panthers send players home
• Black pioneers Aaron, Elder among notable sports deaths
• Pairing is personal for Bulldogs’ Leach
• Bearcats prepare for Tide
• Georgia defense tries to rebound
• Boise State drops out of Arizona Bowl
• WHAT TO WATCH from the publishers of TV Guide
• Keep household informatio­n well organized
• NEWS OF THE WEIRD
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