San Antonio Express-News - 2022-06-27

• Regulator ruling on San Jacinto Waste Pits riles residents
• Revealing nature to daughter and the world
• NASA preparing for launch of moon rocket
• Protests continue over court decision
• Some women fear setback to hard-won rights
• Fuel prices trumping climate at G-7 summit
• Pride parades march with new urgency
• Inflation blame game targets companies
• Jan. 6 hearings so much better than expected
• Clear a path to citizenshi­p for immigrants
• Love it or hate it, natural gas here to stay
• ‘Super seniors’ lose some golf benefits, but it’s not bias
• Electrifyi­ng fleets may help world’s car obesity woes
• Tesla’s online car sales could force change
• Google: Small-business users need to pay up
• Half of new U.S. entreprene­urs are women, leading creation boom
• How to afford your meds and support your health
• Texas among areas with dirtiest oil fields
• Pools close across U.S. amid labor shortage
• Why some states are extending tax-free periods
• Judge delivers another walkoff
• Female and younger fans on rise for league
• Chun recovers late to win Women’s PGA
• Schauffele prevails after Theegala’s flub
• Marlins beat Mets on Fortes’ homer
• Mccormick optioned as Peña is activated
• Rally in ninth too little, too late for Texas
• Rebels claim title in wild one
• Lyles edges Knighton for the national title in the 200
• Pelicans, Thunder take shot at joining elites
• WHAT TO WATCH from the publishers of TV Guide
• Rising prices are changing available items
• ‘Paranoid’ beau regularly tracks reader’s period
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