Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2023-10-01

• Ragweed, elm pollen bring double whammy
• Rewiew: Black adults more likely to be restrained in medical ERs
• We carry DNA from extinct cousins like Neandertha­ls
• Illinois truck accident leaves 5 dead, 5 hurt amid toxic cargo leak
• Remains uncovered of seven victims of Tulsa Race Massacre
• Subs survey three lost WWII ships
• New York begins drying out after record-breaking rainfall
• Carter fans celebrate his 99th birthday
• LAWMAKER ADMITS PULLING FIRE ALARM AMID SCRAMBLE ON VOTE
• Prostate Cancer: What Men Need To Know
• 4-day school week poses hurdles on day 5
• Supreme Court’s new term to test majority’s power
• Candidates decry ‘feel-good’ issues
• Private school expands for 35th anniversar­y
• Montgomery County weighs widening roads
• Soldiers battle mold, bed bugs in barracks
• Border challenges need serious action
• The pandemic put an entire generation behind in reading
• Native plants are a good alternativ­e for drought-killed yards
• Ethics reform is long overdue at City Hall
• Biden’s back — and fighting for the American middle class
• Mandela granddaugh­ter’s life tragic, but she embraced legacy
• EU has bad news for X and Musk
• Social Security a critical issue for candidates
• Solar boom, EV sales offer hope for climate goals
• Unlock countless memories by digitizing old analog photos
• Walmart’s head of fashion talks image
• How to fix a boring resume and turn it into success stories
• Research is key to a successful job hunt today
• Are you ready to go for a promotion at work?
• Dart on target in rallying Ole Miss to win over LSU
• Political stories drive Andrew Morgan’s new documentar­y ‘Texas USA’
• Savoring Maremma, a quiet corner of Italy
• Mortgage preapprova­l is a key step in your home purchase plans
• Butterfly gardens add natural beauty to home

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