Houston Chronicle - 2022-03-25

• Jewish heirs contend MFAH has their art
• Rising Houston population bucks trend
• Texas is locked in Medicaid ‘game of chicken’
• Humble, DAR work to restore old cemetery
• Grand jury in Brazoria clears Watson
• New rules aim to decide asylum cases in months, not years
• Group fights Green’s re-election eligibilit­y
• Trump sues DNC and Clinton over ‘Russia hoax’ in 2016 vote
• North Korea tests biggest-yet ballistic missile
• Iran: U.S. ‘wasting time’ on securing nuke deal
• Ukraine says Moscow is taking ‘hostages’
• China searchers find crashed jet wing, engine parts
• Galveston hikes downtown parking
• Cruz’s racial attack belies his own kids’ school
• Managing risks
• Nominee pros and cons
• Let Texas doctors treat their trans patients
• In a time of war, unpopular dissent welcome
• Mortgage loan rates nearing 4.5 percent
• A hemp high: States wrestle with chemically made THC
• In NYC, call Uber, get a yellow taxi
• Southwest to add a fourth fare level
• Airline CEOs call on Biden to end federal mask mandates
• Oil drops amid supply, trading cost risks
• Exxon might take its crypto program global
• Putin’s demand for rubles for fuel seen as a sanction dodge
• Pipeline agency scales back its climate impact proposal
• EU law takes aim at Big Tech firms’ power
• Wildcats win contentiou­s rematch
• Hogs outmuscle Bulldogs
• Late surge extends Coach K’s run
• Future is now for St. Peter’s
• Larrañaga going a mile a minute
• Moore finding her footing
• Taylor aces intro with flying colors
• More than a passing fancy
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• Paul helps Suns clinch top playoff seed
• Italy eliminated in stunning loss
• Barreto brings infield depth
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• What to watch FRIDAY

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