Orlando Sentinel - 2019-12-28

• LEARNING TO HEAL VETS
• Democracy’s defense
• Officials: Housing initiative falls flat
• 3 Disney characters assaulted by tourists
• OIA worker took bribes, police say
• Newseum closes after 11-year run
• Radio host Don Imus dies at age 79
• 12 killed, dozens injured in jet crash
• Composer penned timeless songs that remain old friends
• Gerwig ‘was hellbent on’ directing ‘Little Women’
• Russia says new hypersonic weapon enters combat duty
• NYC ups policing in Jewish areas after spate of attacks
• All are not prepared to forgive
• Disposable coffee cups to be banished in Bay Area cafes
• Hong Kongers seeking new homes amid protests
• Processed meat recalls increase as consumers find stray materials
• SEALs call ex-platoon leader ‘evil,’ ‘toxic’ in leaked videos
• Obamacare ruling deserves to take center stage in presidenti­al election
• Don’t take away my chance to thrive as a Dreamer
• Socialism’s cyclical appeal
• Does US still have ‘public square’ for persuasion?
• Primaries open to all would level playing field
• State gives rail firm extension for talks
• Man arrested after 5 dehydrated pit bulls seized
• Officials vow to fight alleged abuses
• Facial recognitio­n programs lead to arrest
• New Year’s Eve TV: ABC, CNN, Fox, NBC countdown
• HOROSCOPES
• Bereaved woman worries about mom
• Crossword
• Diaz’s bridge is just about ready to give
• Evansville coach put on leave
• Michigan defense eager to show coverage skills
• Saban sees bowl game as opportunit­y for team
• Looking to buck CFP trend
• Freshman QB leads UNC to victory in Military Bowl
• LEADER OF LIONS
• A CLUTCH DARTER
• WR Brown works out for Saints
• IN BRIEF Tar Heels rout Temple, get 1st bowl win since ’13
• What are young homebuyers looking for? Move-in ready, open floor plans
• Energy-efficient upgrades that will save you money

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