The Denver Post - 2020-07-11

• “It’s actually surprising how full the planes are”
• U.S. Catholic Church lobbied for taxpayer funds, got $1.4B
• Mayor: Cases must fall or else
• Trump undercuts experts again
• BIG HIT LOOMS IF JOBLESS AID IS CUT
• Weld County emissions count
• Warm spring renews threat of megadrough­t
• BEAR ATTACKS WOMAN IN MANITOU SPRINGS
• Students will be tested before moving into dorms
• Employees stage work interrupti­on Friday at JBS
• Agencies, group take “step forward” with protection talks
• Video shows officer point gun at doctor
• ILLINOIS MAN SHOT BY POLICE IN LONGMONT
• Explosives detonated, removed from home
• Goya faces boycott over CEO’s praise of Trump
• Mary’s Place will help many but doesn’t address core issues, advocates say
• Optimism returns to cap erratic week
• Foreign students weigh studying in person vs. losing their visas
• Untested company tasked with delivering solution
• KFC BIRTHDAY PARTY COSTS $18,000 IN COVID-19 FINES IN AUSTRALIA
• Netherland­s sues Russia over the downing of plane
• DPS must value its low-wage workers
• Two cheers for liberalism! (or maybe one and a half)
• Trump defends the Constituti­on
• (NOT) CHILD'S PLAY
• Garden is suffering? Must be July
• So you are thinking about taking up biking
• FOR THE KIDS: How to make a paper airplane
• RiNo streets closing for dining
• The New York Times Crossword
• Gentlemen, take control of that beard
• Morikawa builds big lead before storms
• Kinley could be a solid option for middle relief
• Will Hilliard or Rodgers make big splash in 2020?
• Avs going to Edmonton for playoffs
• Showdown canceled; Pac-12 to play only conference games
• Millsap on bubble: “It’s definitely been weird”
• BRONCOS: Source says safety Justin Simmons will sign franchise tender, still seeks long-term deal.
• POSEY OPTS OUT

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