The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2018-09-06

• Kavanaugh stresses judicial independen­ce
• Ruling raises questions about ethics oversight
• At airport, luxury stores struggle to survive
• GOP keeps Pelosi in Ga. campaigns
• Ex-cop re-indicted in killing of unarmed man
• U.S., Canadian officials work to forge trade deal
• Cities clash with feds on safe injection sites
• Facebook, Twitter officials say they’ll combat foreign meddling
• Trump: Op-ed by anonymous official ‘gutless,’ ‘disgrace’
• Report: Mueller to take written Trump answers
• ‘Five Eyes’ nations demand access to encrypted data
• Beat the rush and consider holiday decorating projects now
• Pakistan’s leader ‘optimistic’ after talks with Pompeo
• Bayer warns of bigger losses after $63B deal
• Opioid maker to fund OD antidote
• Samsung plans to unveil phone with a foldable screen
• U.S. trade deficit increases by most since 2015
• Uber rolls out safety features to rebuild trust
• Onward, Christian soldiers, marching to Trump’s beat
• Nothing like the wilderness to put you in your place
• DeKalb custodian teaches kids to care
• Man in MARTA incident was previously banned from system
• More confusion from racist tape
• Only 5 ICE detainees left in Atlanta’s jail
• Shark welfare? Taxes to expand aquarium
• Community input sought for school
• Pence to campaign for Kemp at Atlanta event
• APS raises eminent-domain payment $30K for property
• Atlanta schools may start later in ’19
• ACROSS METRO ATLANTA
• Atlanta postmaster to be sworn in Friday
• Deal supports redevelopi­ng Atlanta’s Gulch
• Wounded cop undergoes surgery
• Bishop has advice for all Christiani­ty
• Complete collapse
• Falcon look to avoid red faces in red zone
• Spieth convinced he’s still on course to earn spot at East Lake
• S. Carolina a true test for Bulldogs
• NISHIKORI, OSAKA MAKE HISTORY FOR JAPAN
• Falcons return to scene of 2017’s end
• Two QBs will get work
• Smaller players adapt to taller competitio­n
• Swilling expects increased workload
• Bulldogs’ O-line working to improve conditioni­ng
• Thomas reports; Bell remains absent
• STATISTICA­L LEADERS
• THIS DATE IN BASEBALL
• Want to live longer? Stick to healthy habits
• How to save on kids’ stuff
• Salvation, Swahili and a sold sign in one good deed
• ROSEANNE BARR STAYING NEUTRAL ON ‘CONNERS’
• Mexican petunia can be invasive in some cases
• Things to do in and around Atlanta today
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Treatment of animals is a cause for family’s alarm
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB:
• Study finds racial disparity in screening of opioid patients
• Howtomake changes
• Take a culinary journey through Basque Country
• FROM THE MENU
• Success story
• LEMON BASIL EGG NOODLES WITH CANNELLINI BEANS
• LA VINA CHEESECAKE (GAZTA TARTA)
• RIOJAN POTATOCHOR­IZO STEW (PATATAK ERRIOXAR ERARA)
• SHRIMP KEBABS WITH PEPPER VINAIGRETT­E (GANBA BROTXETA)
• A renaissanc­e for rice
• OF SAL’S ITALIAN RISTORIANT­E Turn roasted veggies into a tasty eggplant soup
• SAL’S ITALIAN RISTORANTE’S ROASTED EGGPLANT SOUP
• Marking 25 years with rare beers
• KITCHEN CURIOUS HOW TO GET CLEVER WITH CROUTONS
• STUFFED DELICATA SQUASH WITH BEEF, RICE GRITS AND MANCHEGO CHEESE
• RED RICE WITH BUTTER FRIED SHRIMP AND HERBS
• ASIAN DELIGHT WITH JASMINE RICE AND SWEET CHINESE SAUSAGE
• SHRIMP AND BLACK BEAN QUESADILLA­S
• TORTILLA CROUTONS

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