The Arizona Republic - 2019-05-17

• ASSESSING MERITS OF TRUMP PLAN
• Lemonade just latest concoction from your legislator­s
• Immigratio­n judges: Government paper is ‘propaganda,’ not facts
• PETERSON SUSPENDED
• ‘Parabellum’ will thrill fans of John Wick series
• ACLU challenges book ban
• A lost dog offers a test: What kind of people are we?
• Still lying about crime and illegal immigrants
• Breastfeed­ing about to get easier at Sky Harbor
• Tonight, you can see Internatio­nal Space Station over Arizona
• Native American protests graduation cap restrictio­n
• Pentagon awards border work contracts
• 4th death of migrant child in half a year raises new alarms
• Mexico making it more difficult for migrants
• Saudi paper calls for US to strike Iran
• $1 billion rainy day fund not a big deal
• APS gets rate hikes and consumers pay consequenc­es
• The humane solution to abortion debate
• Only women should vote on issues affecting their bodies
• Gannett board reelected by shareholde­rs
• United Airlines drops fares to Hawaii to as low as $355
• Ex-county supervisor wins $21M in lawsuit
• Sinema schedules meeting with Barr, but won’t say what they will discuss
• Koepka races out to record-setting start at PGA
• Murphy is next man up with Peterson banned 6 games
• Bruins top Hurricanes to reach Stanley Cup Final
• GM Jones, Suns moving forward after drop in lottery
• Eight are finalists for player of the year
• Eight are finalists for player of the year
• SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
• Devils to face tough pitching in regional
• ‘Trial by Fire’ makes case against the death penalty
• ‘The Biggest Little Farm’ doc packs a big punch
• NEW THIS WEEK
• STILL PLAYING
• Cellphones wear out welcome
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD
• ‘Sun Is Also a Star’ more restrained than expected
• Not all is good in Kenneth Branagh’s ‘All Is True’

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