Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2018-09-16

• ICE raid illuminate­s a fractured America
• How a molecule changed the Gulf Coast — and the world
• Deadly Florence pours on the rain
• Women seek to regain power
• Galveston “a better place” 10 years after Ike.
• Beginning of the end game?
• Fraying ties with the president put Mattis’ future in doubt
• New course at TSU will teach advocacy of criminal justice
• Americans should worry about tribalism, not identity politics
• Texas law bars voter registrars from probing addresses
• Border agent held in deaths
• Fans geek out at comic con’s inaugural Houston visit
• Heights ‘Snapchat shooter’ makes plea deal
• Mexican heritage is celebrated in parade
• Weight can be key for pregnant and obese
• New U.S. survey shows some progress against opioid crisis
• Officer’s credibilit­y is at the heart of case
• Man dies after bitten by shark off Cape Cod
• Police, fire recruits quizzed about sex lives in applicatio­n
• Mother dies in dispute over child’s memorial
• Man is charged in kidnapping, deaths of two Arizona girls
• Super typhoon kills at least 16 in Philippine­s
• U.S.-backed forces storm ISIS-held village in eastern Syria
• HOW TEXAS VOTED
• Vote yes: Take the politics out of public safety Should firefighte­r pay match police salaries?
• Innocent and 14 years in Gitmo. Pakistan, tell U.S. to set me free.
• Vote no: Passage would have frightenin­g consequenc­es
• Woodward’s book confirms it: Trump’s an incompeten­t moron
• Save DACA now!
• Can we rediscover our capacity to forge a consensus?
• Praising Cruz gets boos
• Survivor, a kitten, joins man seeking shelter during Florence
• How long can the fracking spending spree last?
• Subdued energy prices keep a lid on Texas securities offerings
• Texas did just fine without coal plants
• A turning point for wind power
• A move to modern digs
• Cashless confusion
• Corporate-branded rockets and astronauts on cereal boxes. NASA chief asks, ‘Is it possible?’
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Google in the limelight, but local startups advance tech
• Enterprise Products launches export terminal expansion
• iRACE, Old Navy, Primrose School are expanding as Dallas’ Cotton Patch Café enters Houston market
• Fort Worth-based Olympus Property has purchased
• Data firm looking to bring security to pot-industry banking
• CALENDAR
• The 4-day week: Is it workable?
• A decade after the 2008 recession: Safer system, yet much hasn’t changed
• DUELING DUAL THREATS
• UT handles No. 22 USC
• Morton finds his joy
• Astros having fun
• Tech puts 63 on UH
• BRIAN T. SMITH ON TEXANS GETTING BACK ON TRACK.
• Morton wins No. 15 as offense hangs 10
• Fresno OF Straw called up for glove, situationa­l speed
• Indians clinch AL Central title
• WHEN THEY RUN
• WHEN THEY PASS
• ONE BUOYED, ONE BRUISED
• Aggies get reality check before Bama game
• LSU edges Auburn on kick
• No. 5 Ohio State strikes fast to beat No. 15 TCU
• HBU hammered by Abilene
• Panthers pitch a shutout against Wildcats
• Win keeps hopes for a playoff berth alive
• Chastain holds on for first Xfinity win
• Texas focuses research on alligator gar
• A career rooted in the church
• Voters open to candidates who aren’t too religious
• Struggling houses of worship get a reboot, find new life
• Weighing spiritual cost when saints turn out to be scoundrels
• Siri doesn’t know squat
• Global Hindu gathering draws faithful, protesters
• Pope pays tribute to priest slain by Mafia
• China detains Muslims in vast numbers — the goal is ‘transforma­tion’
• Ólafur Arnalds reboots the piano player for the 21st century
• Munn values support outside ‘Predator’ family
• ‘Oklahoma!’ no outdated warhorse
• ‘Heavy Duty’ credits Texas as early stronghold for Judas Priest
• Embodying Frida
• Nonfiction
• Paul McCartney and Paul Simon are rethinking the idea of the 76-year-old pop star
• Symphony Opening Night shines with twice the star power
• Thinking up inspiratio­n
• Emmy prediction­s: ‘Game of Thrones’ or ‘Handmaid’s Tale’?
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S HOROSCOPE
• Bad choices may haunt daughter
• Add a chair for birthday shindig
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• The long and the short of it: Destinatio­ns for dachshund lovers
• Big Island still worth the trip despite epic fire and rain
• Texas barbecue history began with the San Felipe Trail
• Ronnie Killen to open Tex-Mex restaurant
• Create harmony in your home
• Leiby guides buyers, sellers through key investment
• Negotiatin­g purchase price of home depends on several factors
• Bunker Hill Village home with firepole open Sunday 1-3 p.m.
• REAL ESTATE NOTES
• Building Spotlight: The Residences at Kirby Collection
• Install track lights for an improved ‘view’
• Prevent potted-plant insects from coming indoors
• Elyson’s Open House Spree starts this weekend, Sept. 15-16
• Cane Island’s 15 model homes present new home designs
• 7 Creeks Ranch: Head to the Hill Country for lower property taxes
• Mortgage business, products still evolving
• Relocation Spotlight: The Woodlands Developmen­t Co.
• HAR’s August 2017/2018 market comparison­s distorted by Harvey
• Glass can have numerous uses in home design
• HomeAid and Empire Communitie­s partner on Boys and Girls Country project
• Taylor Morrison builds Rosebay floor plan for GHBA charity effort
• HOUSTON APARTMENT ASSOCIATIO­N Know the safety features in your apartment
• Elecciones: hacia la recta final
• Maradona y un reto en México
• Opinión: equipo en formación
• ‘La monja’ arrasa en la taquilla

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