Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-14

• Anxieties growing for many U.S. Jews
• 3 Houston sites join state list of best new restaurant­s
• County considers shift on tax break strategy
• Montgomery to finish buyouts of flooded homes
• Opinions mixed on possible census changes
• Abbott pursues ban in trans sports
• Ga. judge to share parts of Trump inquiry
• U.S. defends shooting down of objects
• Turkey earthquake survivors seek hot meals as rescues fade
• Immigratio­n reform
• State of politics
• Grid change may cost Texans again
• Magnolia residents sound off on growth
• Firms carrying heavier tax burden
• Axiom Space to ferry Saudi astronauts
• Twitter’s plan to charge for crucial tool prompts outcry
• U.S. offshore energy boss sees opportunit­y
• Stocks rally ahead of anticipate­d inflation data
• Firms’ climate targets are not what they claim to be
• Ford to build $3.5B EV battery plant
• Google to expand misinforma­tion ‘prebunking’ in Europe
• De La Soul co-founder praised for his lightheart­ed take on rap
• ELLEN FRANCES PRIME
• ELIZABETH R. DAVIS
• Lack of copper may slow energy changes
• Basking in a spring break
• Eagles’ Bradberry admits to foul ref said was ‘clear’
• No doubting Hurts
• MOCK DRAFT: VERSION 1.0
• Mahomes’ tape, talk at half spurred comeback
• Rookie Washington likes the taste of playing meaningful minutes
• Hopes for Big 12 title take hit in road loss
• Cryer helps Baylor tame West Virginia
• Men’s season canceled due to reports of hazing, harassment
• Nationals owner Lerner dies at 97
• League makes ‘Ghost Runner’ permanent
• Four-year starter Grays finalizing stellar prep career with Pearland
• 75th season one of celebratio­n, transition
• Miss Universe R’Bonney Gabriel says sustainabl­e fashion can save the world
• What to watch TUESDAY
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ROYAL STARS
• 2023 Good Brick Award winners selected by Preservati­on Houston
• Fields Cos. enters new era in style with move to Wortham Tower

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