The Dallas Morning News - 2023-03-19

• Ex-con turns his life around
• Tourists fall in puppy love
• Breathwork exercises can reduce anxiety
• Quake inflicts ruin
• Police storm home of ousted premier
• Facing arrest warrant, Putin visits Crimea
• Sweden set on NATO entry
• Fallout over bank failures
• UBS may absorb rival Credit Suisse
• District responds to student’s suit regarding the Pledge of Allegiance
• Wyoming outlaws abortion pills
• Election deniers stoke conspiraci­es
• Pro-Russian accounts warped info on disaster
• Regulators: Leak didn’t require public notice
• Technology may help solve problem it created
• Jan. 6 investigat­ions prove to be lengthy process
• Millions of dead fish wash up in Australia
• Children need our help
• County center not fully utilized
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• The step too far
• Worth the hassle?
• Haaland’s goal haul continues for Man City
• Brunson leads big victory
• Big 12 champs lose in upset
• Hurricanes rally to beat Cowgirls
• Bears claw back from 18 down for win
• Sooners glide past Pilots in 1st round
• NASCAR XFINITY RAPTOR KING OF TOUGH 250
• NASCAR GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCK FR8 208
• NASCAR CUP SERIES AMBETTER HEALTH 400
• Focus on basketball built stellar career
• Architect building on steel’s appeal to D-FW homebuyers
• Proposed fix: ‘Make banking boring again’
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• ‘Waco’ docuseries revisits showdown
• Girlfriend’s buying home without consulting partner
• Influence of in-law creating a hurdle
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