The Dallas Morning News - 2020-06-14

• Cities taking action BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTS
• 2 races, 1 voice united for change
• Result delays prove costly
• Court lets Dallas pull rebel war memorial
• Spieth in a fiveway tie for second at Colonial
• Graduation 2020
• ‘This is your history,’ Trump tells cadets
• Book shows Texas Rangers’ dark side
• Team sports struggle to find a way back
• Do they have a deal for you!
• IF WE WANT
• THE COLOMBIAN CITY of Medellín is managing to keep coronaviru­s numbers remarkably low.
• DALLAS COUNTY reported its fourth singleday record of new coronaviru­s cases in a week.
• CONTROVERS­Y STIRS anew over the Confederat­e battle emblem in the Mississipp­i state flag.
• NEW ORLEANS BARS open for the first time in months, but live music is prohibited.
• EUROPEAN protesters show solidarity with their U.S. counterpar­ts.
• Doctor checks in on survivors
• Police search for San Antonio shooter
• Taking care of yourself and others
• SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Election troubles dissected
• Kim’s sister threatens South
• UPDATE Trump resets Tulsa rally
• Mexico police officer suspected of murder
• Bodies of 2 kids in Idaho identified
• Queen’s birthday met with smaller ceremony
• 10 dead, 117 hurt in explosion in China
• National parks bill advances in Senate
• Ukraine politics in a U.S. mess
• Leader criticizes LGBT ‘ideology’
• Army: 2 rockets hit base near Baghdad
• Virus disrupts fight to save endangered species
• California to let nail salons open
• Brazil passes U.K. in deaths
• Greek islands welcome visitors
• Beijing closes area amid new outbreak
• India deals with shortage of beds
• Hospitaliz­ations rise with each record set
• Houston rep exposed to virus
• Fox takes altered photos off website
• Feds fess up: One used pepper spray
• ’04 Floyd arrest part of probe of Houston officer
• Racist video prompts calls for action
• Supporting black people takes more than protest
• Jefferson Davis statue taken out of Kentucky state Capitol
• Since the pool party, have things changed?
• Study of police posts more relevant than ever
• Trainer hit with steroid charges
• In a new pulpit, at a pivotal moment
• Man faces murder charge in assailant’s slaying
• Watch the discussion
• SCOUTING AWARDS
• Here’s how to register to vote in the July primary runoff
• $60 dispute blamed for killing; suspect held
• What do I need to vote?
• About this column
• Amateur hour
• CALENDAR
• Story time
• CALENDAR
• CALENDAR
• Councilman, criminal justice leader
• Served as federal judge, FBI director
• Man’s execution scheduled
• Bisignano 50th Anniversar­y
• TEA to give schools safety gear
• Wolff 60th Anniversar­y
• Allison 60th Anniversar­y
• Fans in the stands? It’s too early to say
• Even NBA’s return unsure
• Top moments
• Firstround pick likes to show drive
• Players union won’t negotiate with MLB
• Conference teams ready to come back
• Texas, other Big 12 teams set for first step back.
• | Hectic schedule tests drained drivers
• Federation president addresses repeal
• Mayfield said he will kneel during anthem
• Denis Gurianov had a breakout season
• Frozen in time
• did their top players
• Ben Bishop and Anton Khudobin were the backbone again
• The Cotton Bowl hosted the Winter Classic
• The Finnish Mafia continued to emerge
• Goalscorin­g was an issue
• The offseason additions did not make big impacts
• Stars weathered some tough stretches
• Jim Montgomery was fired
• Offensive clout
• Running backs
• Wide receivers
• ‘Eyes’ has been targeted before
• Must-have shopping strategies
• Credit cards a convenient — but terrible — way to borrow money
• Paid to stay home: Is this a problem?
• Kendra Scott Covering up, stylishly
• Hopes for a better world on display
• Feeling strapped? Free up a little cash
• COVID19 helps us celebrate minus price tag
• Why budget? The reasons are numerous
• A gadget for every dad
• Apple Watch
• Answering an elderly reader’s lingering iPhone SE questions
• Oklahoma Joe’s Rider DLX Pellet Grill
• IOttie Easy Auto Sense
• Ego POWER+ 21-inch Select Cut Mower
• Fiora Ultimate Wireless Desk Charger
• Coca-Cola is the real thing
• Boost financial security to deal with uncertaint­y
• Timeshare is a vacation, not an investment
• Pure-play companies have singular focus
• There’ll be some changes at the hotels you’ll be staying in
• Meet the maker behind that ‘Black Lives Matter’ mural at Dallas City Hall.
• A Fort Worth director’s first feature film, ‘Miss Juneteenth,’ is a story that was a lifetime in the making.
• The status quo is no longer acceptable. Here’s how to build a more equitable Dallas.
• Artist Jeremy Joel was a connector
• State of the Arts in North Texas
• A song of solidarity
• Screenings at airports evolve with the times
• BESTSELLER­S
• Virtual program commemorat­es Mayflower’s voyage
• A voice heard around the world
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• Check this out if you need a baseball fix
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Check in with estranged but cherished old friend
• Daughter is on the rebound
• THE NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Design inspiratio­n can come from anywhere
• Preston Hollow, North Dallas homes offer pluses
• Limitedtim­e sale coming soon to North Texas communitie­s
• Singlestor­y villas ready in new Garland masterplan­ned community
• Keeping your family’s quarantine cool this summer
• Contemplat­ing the merits of a dwarf Korean lilac tree
• Buy your first home and put down roots in the neighborho­od
• Moving safely during the coronaviru­s crisis
• Southlakea­rea homes going fast, per firm
• Shoppers may want to consider manufactur­ed homes
• BUILDING A MORE EARTH-FRIENDLY AND SUSTAINABL­E HOUSE
• Stark Homes touts fivebedroom home in Highland Park
• The pros and cons of homeowner associatio­ns
• Prepare early for power outages and other storm impacts
• CHANGED COMMUNICAT­ION
• WHAT THEY SAID
• FEMA Decision Is a Disaster
• Isolation Isn’t All Bad
• Delay the DACA decision
• Try not taking a knee
• Honor the flag and the day
• Teach them by example
• Image speaks for itself
• Keep the moment sacred
• Whom shall we call? Keep police, but train and help them
• Music turns a protest into a movement
• Racial education begins at home
• ‘We hear you. We’re with you’
• Renaming bases is about more than history
• Access needed, not more testing sites
• Welcoming diversity isn’t enough. We must invite it
• Are you doubting your faith in God these days?

The Dallas Morning News - 2020-06-13

The Dallas Morning News - 2020-06-15