The Columbus Dispatch - 2020-07-27

• Team tries to tackle domestic violence
• Blood drives take a hit during crisis
• De Havilland battled studio, sister
• Crossing that bridge
• Trump cuts regulation­s until courts stop him
• US cities endure violent weekend
• Storm drenches parts of Texas already ravaged by COVID-19
• Hawaii braces for Douglas to come ashore
• Trump plays on fear in play for suburbs
• From police chief to VP? Demings in the mix
• He kept on chuggin’
• Anti-netanyahu protests bring arrests
• Cash-burning alternativ­e, cash lacking and Kasich backing
• Defense of OSU gas plant doesn’t hold up to scrutiny
• Why lessons from humanities and the arts matter History shows learning Great teacher used theater to listen is a core skill to empower students
• Once, Democrats loved America as much as Republican­s, but no more
• Used PPE becoming a litter concern
• Nkorea reports likely case of virus
• BEAUTY, EMPOWERMEN­T
• COVID outbreak puts reunions on hold
• Birx conveys Ohio virus concerns
• Online fair offers help for families in need
• Missing woman’s family seeks informatio­n
• Dayton to mark massacre anniversar­y
• Ohio among states with salmonella outbreak
• 5 new dating shows that will win your heart
• Erykah Badu livestream­s blazing a new trail
• New normal is slowly starting to feel better
• Stress test is the first choice to look for heart blockages
• App helps organize digital movies, buy new ones
• Highlights in history
• Living in the moment
• Jackets prepare for life in bubble
• New Crew era attractive to executive additions
• Schedules for football season left in shambles
• Coyotes GM resigns, drawing rebuke from management
• Indians fail in first test with new rule
• Jackets goalies roughed up in scrimmages
• Visit to club nets Williams longer quarantine
• OSU looks for frontcourt help in recruiting class

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