Houston Chronicle - 2023-03-07

• Firm behind leak is finalist for deal
• Willis considers plan for downtown housing
• Student alleges bias over dress code
• Sugar Land native becomes Texas’ youngest judge
• Zelenskyy pledges to bolster defense of Bakhmut in the east
• Over 20 face terrorism charges in Atlanta ‘Cop City’ clash
• Pieces of family history
• Do buybacks make a dent in gun violence?
• Shell CEO: Cutting oil, gas ‘not healthy’
• Oxy chief suggests nuclear an option
• Inflation keeps Powell in the spotlight before Congress
• Biden scrapping reliance on market
• Stocks hold steady ahead of a big week
• New power lines finally advancing
• GEOFFREY GEORGE GODDARD
• First woman to lead U.S. Census Bureau oversaw 1990 count
• Tesla slashing Model S, X prices for second time this year
• Cartoonist­s criticize ‘Dilbert’ creator over racist remarks
• Better chip supplies expected to fuel Volkswagen sales surge
• Court: U.S. can stop Twitter from disclosure­s
• Big business lawyers busiest in years fighting rules
• Louisiana earns first berth in NCAA field since 2014
• UConn continues to rule Big East
• One-armed player discovers right fit at Northweste­rn St.
• Teammates talk trash ahead of WBC trip
• Healthy Worthy looks to regain ’21 form
• Cowboys’ Pollard gets franchise tag
• Defense a challenge for Nets as well
• With 2-game sweep of Spurs, Silas can commiserat­e with Popovich
• After tough start, Hendrick comes up aces
• Pennzoil 400
• Rodeo concerts won’t be the same without Mom, but she’ll still be singing the loudest
• Group Acorde’s dance-music experiment explores elements of adaptabili­ty
• Homelessne­ss in Houston takes center stage in HGO’s ‘Another City’
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD

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