The Capital - 2022-07-31

• YouTube ‘auditor’ prompts City Hall security changes
• Cleanup begins amid muck, misery of floods in Kentucky
• Ukraine calls for POW investigat­ion
• It’s a mega win for $1.3B ticket bought in Illinois
• Conspiracy theories engross Nevada county
• President in isolation after positive test for virus in ‘rebound’ case
• Monkeypox shots race spurs fears of coronaviru­s failings
• 125 hurt as cleric’s followers again storm Iraq parliament
• Why Russians want arms trafficker
• How Tuskegee was exposed
• Timothy Brian O’Rourke
• Pope, 85, to slow down, says ‘door is open’ on retirement
• State must give unaffiliat­ed voters a voice
• Go solar for environmen­t
• Angry discord at polls
• Signs of climate apocalypse are everywhere
• ‘We’re very encouraged’
• Omega protein continues to wreak havoc on Chesapeake Bay
• Happy days for the bottom feeders
• Taking it all in stride
• AROUND THE HORN
• Unvaccinat­ed Djokovic eyes Open
• NASCAR, Indycar ready to intersect
• Brain boundaries
• Crypto gets crushed as the dollar delights
• 4 great, free under-the-radar tools for more manageable meetings
• Owner praises whole house water shut-off valves
• ‘A very large impact’
• An early morning stroll at City Dock
• How to protect your memory
• Research finds lonely childhoods could make adult drinking issues more likely
• New novels about race find freedom in satire
• Journey into mind of serial killer
• For severe reactions to poison ivy, corticoste­roids can offer relief
• Employee wants to know what happened to promised bonuses
• Family invites themselves to baby’s arrival
• HOROSCOPES

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