Houston Chronicle - 2019-12-07

• Turkey Leg Hut lawsuit sends feathers flying
• Saudi kills 3 in Fla. naval base rampage
• Nonprofits anxious as United Way shifts focus
• For families, closure to the day of infamy
• Toys R Us kids rejoice as store opens here
• Kindergart­en class shows up to cheer Mich. boy’s adoption
• Ex-CEO pleads guilty to election fraud
• UT students push for tougher abuse policies
• Layoffs coming for UST faculty
• Donations to Turner soar after limit reset
• Texas is a target in voting measure
• Judge boosts third-party hopefuls by blocking new fee
• Pasadena cop arrested in stepson’s attack
• Stepdad blasts cops in Florida shootout
• Lawsuit challenges reviews of asylum claims
• White House: No inquiry defense to come
• U.S. flu season arrives early
• Supreme Court won’t allow federal executions to resume
• Disclosing prices could cut health care costs
• Thumbs up, down
• Money vs. problem-solving
• Job totals jump by 266,000, smashing forecast
• OPEC+ to cut another 500K barrels a day
• Turkey’s deal with Libya upsets neighbors
• Burping cows now could generate carbon credits
• Positive jobs report gives stocks a spurt
• Train safety technology hasn’t quite reached the station
• Fired workers allege retaliatio­n by Google
• Researcher­s: Social media companies are struggling to stop phony accounts
• Strike brings travel chaos for 2nd day in France
• ALEXANDRA CARAVAGELI MEHOS
• DAVID EARL BYERS
• Reader’s focus wins, not cashing in
• Tucker’s solid play deserves due notice
• LSU, Georgia face off in clash of opposites
• Ducks put an end to Utes’ playoff hopes
• Change benefits RB Johnson
• Latest loss leaves Jones fit to be tied
• Harden flipped switch to ‘D’
• Knicks fire Fizdale after 8-game skid, 4-18 start to season
• Scouting report: vs. Phoenix
• After major brain injury, Gadler playing fearlessly
• Davis makes his presence known
• Brahmas cruise to next round
• Charlo isn’t worried about a power surge
• With December comes a blizzard of holiday shows
• Joining Christmas Bird Count can help save threatened birds
• Fall color turns into a shower of leaves
• Bullied sister counts days until she leaves for college.
• Gardening events in the Houston area.
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• JACQUELINE BIGAR
• End of era for Google as founders step aside
• Dealing with bias in artificial intelligen­ce
• From camera roll to canvas: Make art from your photos

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