The Dallas Morning News - 2023-02-12

• Opening doors to prosperity
• Living history
• Injured man finds healing in his art
• New and different retirement living coming to Texas
• Survivor of earthquake: ‘I said I am dead’
• U.S.-China tensions fuel debate about land
• Both sides seek higher ground of mining town
• Docked craft leaks coolant; station crew not in danger
• Texans face off as GOP takes aim at Biden
• 3 ways to deepen a romantic connection
• Courtroom sparring slows down Proud Boys trial
• Suspicious sponsorshi­p offers target migrants
• Pence subpoena could set up fight over executive privilege
• Schools become flashpoint for Republican­s
• Mob lynches suspect accused of blasphemy
• Islamic Revolution’s anniversar­y marked
• Nearly 1 million march in 4th day of pension protests
• Texas woman advocates for mammograms after experienci­ng early detection
• WITH A 93% SUCCESS RATE, ReMed CAN STOP YOUR NEUROPATHY PAIN WITH NeoGEN!
• Man who ran fentanyl pill press gets 30 years
• New border chief appointed
• Love and the law
• A message to homemakers
• MEETINGS & INFO SESSIONS
• District investigat­ing ex-teacher over alleged misconduct
• Time magazine correspond­ent, author
• Panarin scores four within 21:07
• Late score foils backup
• Embiid’s 37 points lead Philly over new-look Nets
• Casual fans turn to exotic wagering
• Sirianni has edge vs. Reid
• 27 years and counting
• Scheffler leads by 2 in bid to regain No. 1 ranking
• Play ball! New rules take effect this spring
• Five keys to the regular season
• Josh Jung must leave camp fully healthy
• What to do about the wideopen left field battle?
• Pitchers must improve defensive fundamenta­ls
• Rule changes
• Bears rally to beat Horned Frogs
• Big 12 shake-up bring us back to future
• Rout is Horns’ 7th straight win
• Unstoppabl­e pair face off today
• Missouri knocks off Volunteers with 3-pointer at buzzer
• Ready to take next step
• Teams to watch
• Players to watch
• Teams to watch
• Preseason allarea team
• All the tools to end the streak
• Sumer’s late game-winner lifts Hockaday to soccer title
• A year after JV, onto Arizona State
• Climate change jars racing season
• A 23% national sales tax? The idea both political parties hate
• Friend or fraud? Seven ways to spot a scam
• Weigh options before committing to a mortgage
• Verify banking links in email before clicking
• ‘Right to repair’ making progress
• New Wyze cameras a welcome throwback
• $16B in betting expected
• Travolta, Driver among stars of Super Bowl ads
• Impressive ‘Das Rheingold’ has it all
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• Super Sunday calls for football, ads and Rihanna
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• If girlfriend coddles dog, how will she treat our kids?
• Siblings split over abusive father
• Airlines getting tougher on limits for personal items
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• From state worker to literary career
• Brokerage ranks No. 1 in DFW luxury home sales
• How to keep HARDWOOD FLOORS in prime condition
• Buyers provide tips to future sellers
• How to prepare for homeowners­hip while renting
• Expert insight: Is it a good time to sell your home?
• Tips on getting rid of fertilizer stripes
• Urban Loop Studio in Dallas brings dream homes to life
• Has commercial real estate bounced back from COVID?
• Factors driving new home shortage
• TECH CAREERS
• WHAT THEY SAID
• Texas Lakes, Rivers Are on the Line
• History in the Making
• Readers discuss teachers, vouchers
• Being human is an art
• Hit the reset button on immigratio­n
• Is Jesus having a cultural moment?
• Prepping Texas’ teachers must meet high standard
• Behind short-term rentals are people
• Can we keep foreign corruption in check?
• Black history is our country’s history

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