Houston Chronicle - 2016-02-22

• U.S. women earn North American soccer bragging rights
• All eyes on Texas as field narrows
• FBI takes on domestic terrorist threat
• Oil firms in no-win dilemma amid glut
• In game of inches, Hamlin wins closest Daytona 500
• Candidates mobilize here for rich delegate count
• Uber driver charged in deadly shootings
• Zika virus may be showing its deadly side
• Shell puts block of office space on the market
• Workers fight to save their pension plans
• Campaign 2016
• The often overlooked delegate count in the Democratic primary shows Bernie Sanders slipping significan­tly behind Hillary Clinton in the race for the nomination.
• Americans’ sleep patterns vary by age, race and place
• New Alternativ­e to Adult Diapers and Catheters Sets Men Free
• Living with Labradors
• McClelland presided over ‘culture change’ at HPD
• Brady rivals aim for runoff
• We recommend Carter in the Democratic primary race for the State Board of Education.
• A Katy teen shot and killed himself after admitting to a murder, authoritie­s said Sunday.
• LAWRENCE EDWARD NEWTON, JR.
• DONALD “DON” LEE GARNIER
• MARY MARCEIL KENNEDY
• Pearland restaurant wins best bite at rodeo
• YURI NAKAYAMA
• Virtual reality sees boost in new phones
• Neighbor wants to stop church’s plan to house homeless at night
• Hines business park gains tenants
• Immigratio­n debate needs dose of reality
• Solving Texas’ big vaccinatio­n problem
• Wandy’s spirit commendabl­e
• Cougars watch Owls wiggle off the hook
• Fort Bend ISD teams in familiar territory
• A thankful Terrence Jones practices for the first time since his Feb. 3 car crash.
• Anthony Davis scores 59 points in a Pelicans win, setting a franchise record.
• Castro hopes this won’t be last year with organizati­on
• After career high in innings, McCullers easing into things
• Texas trio improves outlook
• A&M, UT add to winning ways
• Local Doctors Treat Erectile Dysfunctio­n
• Extraordin­ary ordinary buildings
• Microbeads in skin-care products rub some people the wrong way
• Feeding a business with mother’s milk
• Couple’s separation issues might benefit from a break.
• Shape-shifting fat cells respond to diet and exercise.
• Mail-order medication­s may not be up to strict pharmacy standards
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Your Horoscope for Monday, February 22
• Your retirement plan may be supporting the ‘most overpaid.’
• Tips on how to avoid costly airline fees for changing flights.
• Extreme allocation­s can create retirement trouble
• Beyond growth and value: Investors are tired of choosing
• House flipping is making a comeback in Las Vegas

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