Orlando Sentinel - 2019-04-25

• TRUMP DIGS IN AGAINST SUBPOENAS
• Senate, House agree to let Visit Florida fade away
• Projection­s for seniors meant to be a warning
• Funding for Pulse memorial up in the air
• Taylor ready for his moment
• NASA says it trusts SpaceX
• Is Paris fire a wake-up call?
• Sri Lanka shakes up security
• Nielson warned not to tell Trump
• ‘Wanzie With a Z,’ ‘Buggin’ Out’ are back for Fringe Theatre Festival
• Spears: ‘All is well ... I’m doing what’s best’
• U.N.: Afghan forces, allies kill more civilians than militants
• U.S. eases effects of sanctions on Iran’s Revolution­ary Guard
• U.S. has record cases of measles since disease was eliminated in 2000
• Galvano’s highway plans will bring environmen­tal ruin
• Public deserves less secrecy, more info about SpaceX capsule ‘anomaly’
• New Ferris wheel gets turn at Fun Spot
• Orlando airport parking provider seeks permit to bulldoze wetlands for expanded space
• Gillum settles ethics case with $5K fine
• Seminole approves affordable housing
• Florida House passes bill that cracks down on sanctuary policies in cities
• ‘The Big Bang Theory’ leads May sweeps finales
• VALUABLE LESSONS FROM END OF ROAD
• Players, coach call Reign FC home pitch conditions difficult
• Who ranks as the best all-time picks in the NFL draft.
• Omar Kelly’s mock draft.
• Best players by round
• Stalwart McCoy absent from start of mini-camp
• Bracing for impact
• O’Connor: Lions’ attack a threat in most games
• Williamson coming out of nowhere
• Out to jump-start tepid offense
• Apopka flag football coach was a pioneer
• AROUND THE HORN
• Sharks show real bite
• Big Ben, Steelers agree to extension
• Lillard heroics nothing new

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