Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-03

• City sees major drop in violent crime
• Spring Fire Department marks 70 years
• NASA’s new astronaut leader to help pick next moon visitors
• Metro CEO planning to retire at end of year
• Victim’s mom sings for Nichols
• Biden, Congress facing pressure on police
• Pope calls for youths in Congo to reject corruption
• U.S. military’s presence is expanding in Philippine­s
• Thousands of frustrated Texans endure storm with no power, heat
• North Korea warns it will respond with ‘overwhelmi­ng nuclear force’
• Biden urges unity at restructur­ed prayer breakfast
• Poll: Biden approval rating steady after document discovery
• Environmen­tal justice
• Debt ceiling
• Police are killing innocent people — but not with guns
• When inclusive language alienates
• Semiconduc­tor subsidies require a narrow focus
• What kind of Republican is Trump’s challenger?
• Bill Clinton stumps for paid family leave
• Senators question $200M to battery company
• Falling mortgage rates are luring back buyers
• Shell’s annual profits double to record high
• What Fed’s latest interest rate hike means for you
• Markets rally again as tech stocks surge
• JOHN ALOIS GRAML
• CHARLES BRUCE DONALDSON
• First 3-game streak within reach
• Eason’s tenacity epitomizes recent victories
• Rice falters vs. Louisiana Tech
• Cougars are saved again by second-half comeback
• Houston in line to take Austin’s spot on 2024 schedule
• Eagles ‘knew’ they were great all along
• Shanahan: No scenario in which Garoppolo returns
• Bengals’ Mixon accused of pointing gun at woman
• Texas A&M receiver Smith returning for a fifth season
• Practices highlight late-round talents
• FAMILY FUN
• Houston-set ‘80 for Brady’ fumbles its star cast with weak humor
• M. Night Shyamalan gets his groove back in ‘Knock at the Cabin’
• What to watch FRIDAY
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Dear Abby:
• ROYAL STARS

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