The Denver Post - 2019-07-13

• Light-rail riders drop 13.7%
• A battle to save mountain toads from virulent fungus
• FTC votes to approve $5 billion settlement
• Tropical Storm Barry starts lashing Louisiana
• PROTEST DRAWS THOUSANDS
• Gov. Polis attracts applause, criticism at the Western Conservati­ve Summit
• Neguse bill would ban drilling under Rocky Flats, other sites
• COLLAPSE OF ROADWAY CUTS OFF STATE PARK
• Recalls against Colorado Dems can go forward
• Five takeaways from the first meeting
• Mexicans upset about rising avocado prices
• Kaiser Permanente union workers weighing a strike
• China’s imports from U.S. plunge in June
• Stocks soar to records
• Acosta exits; big Cabinet turnover keeps growing
• Democrats lead push to restrict Iran strikes
• Trump citizenshi­p plan will face logistical, legal hurdles
• EPA restores broad use of beekeeper-opposed pesticide
• D.C. ATTORNEY SUBPOENAS NRA, CHARITY
• Public unions see only modest decline after high-court ruling
• India prepares to land rover on moon
• A ban of fossil fuel extraction on federal land would hurt
• The case for equal pay is clear in U.S. soccer
• Offseason of shuffling, additions for offensive line
• Federer tops rival Nadal
• VEGAS SHOOTS 62, TAKES 1-SHOT LEAD AT JOHN DEERE CLASSIC
• Air Force coach caddies for contender at TPC
• Grieving Angels return for 1st home game since Skaggs’ death
• Suarez claims Kentucky pole
• Lewis ready to roll after Gold Cup run

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