Houston Chronicle Sunday - 2024-04-07

• Given the upper hand
• Houston will see only a partial solar eclipse
• Collateral damage is nothing new for Israel
• Rwandan village’s efforts give hope for unity
• Mexico blasts Ecuador over embassy raid
• Many still without electricit­y in wake of storm
• Democrats lean into border security issues
• Using Ultrasound to Treat Essential Tremor
• HISD mandates technical education programs next year
• HISD’s ‘growth wall’ could shame students
• Trials in HPD’s botched 2019 raid collide
• Mayor eyes efforts in Freedmen’s Town
• National PAC spending $1M to unseat Phelan
• HISD planning changes to summer school
• Viral threat shows up in Texas mammals
• HISD teacher says takeover is hurting students
• Whitmire ‘on board with’ Vision Zero
• Streetligh­ts can ruin the total eclipse
• Iran and Russia must be stopped from evading oil sanctions
• Human trafficker­s often aren’t ‘stranger danger’
• LESLEY BRENNAN
• KURT BAUSKE
• COLLEEN HOWES
• BRUCE PHILLIPS
• LINDA ANDREWS
• JOYCE SINCLAIR
• PAMELA PRICE SCHELL
• JANE HOFFERT MOORE
• ARTHUR RICHARDSON
• SISTER ANN LYNCH, CCVI
• Anonymous users spreading fake politics online
• HERMAN LAPIN
• MARY ELEANOR SEATON DIX
• EDWIN REED
• Why it’s Important to Express Your Final Wishes to Your Children
• Corrupt info can be as bad as food that spoiled
• Americans buying less-expensive vehicles
• N.J.’s three nuclear power plants seek to extend licenses
• Waco economist touts growing West Texas oil market
• Farms increasing­ly reliant on contract workers
• WeWork expects to emerge from bankruptcy soon
• Strikes are over, but Hollywood work is still lagging
• Follow tips for landing job in a new city
• Instant classic complete with controvers­y
• Eight-time All-Star Carter leads ’24 class
• Showdown set as Tiafoe, Shelton reach final
• Hummell will get work at 1B in Triple-A
• Rematch set with surging Mavericks
• Bhatia leading Texas Open
• Seven Lakes dominates in a shutout of Cinco Ranch
• Castro’s game-winner carries Spartans to state
• Pinkerton’s to open in former 59 Diner spot
• Parking hog hides behind her HOA status
• Salvation Army’s chic event is a fashion lover’s dream
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• What to watch
• The curious case of the TEXAS vanity plate
• Selling home where pets live requires special attention
• SIMMERING ISSUES
• Hardwoods & moisture
• CONDO LIVING
• MOWING & MORE

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