Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-17

• Ex-Right to Life official gets 5 years for attempted solicitati­on
• Police: Mom left her kids alone for weeks
• City to donate $250K to help with recovery of burned artists studio
• Hidalgo hits back at ‘the mattress guy’
• EPA chief visits spill site, tries to assure residents
• Biden wants ‘sharper rules’ for airspace
• ‘Random incident’ preceded Texas mall attack
• Scapegoati­ng an acronym
• Fool me once
• There’s only one way to save Fairfield park
• Biden is old, but age isn’t what it used to be
• Buybacks won’t cut gun violence in Houston
• Foster children’s reps can’t use lawsuit funds to lobby
• World Bank poised for an overhaul
• CVS, Walgreens caught in red-blue crossfire on abortion pill
• Consumers are buoying hopes for economy
• Inflation report is a drag on Wall Street
• American pilots agree to appear before NTSB
• WILLIAM DENSON SR.
• TAMMY WOODFILL
• KEITH B. THAYER
• Tesla recalls ‘Full Self-Driving’ to fix flaws in behavior
• U.S. household debt surges as young borrowers struggle with loans
• Group: Tesla firings in N.Y. were retaliator­y
• Americans losing key food subsidy as prices continue to soar
• Ex-UT coach expresses remorse
• Altuve and Bregman contracts unsettled
• TSU and Prairie View to open at Minute Maid
• McCarver, legendary catcher and TV broadcaste­r, dies at 81
• Baker keeps ’em laughing at NAACP event
• Tough SEC challenge looming as new-look Horns begin play
• In second year, Berkman ‘excited’ for young lineup
• Cruz believes Owls are ‘good enough to win’ in his 2nd year
• Cougars counting on their experience
• Aggies hunting for championsh­ip formula after coming close in 2022
• Celebrate Mardi Gras in Lake Charles
• Houston-set short film enjoys improbable journey to the Oscars
• Chinese film ‘Hidden Blade’ artfully blends noir and nationalis­m
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• ROYAL STARS

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