The Denver Post - 2019-05-20

• Neguse looks to reopen probe
• Social equity key question amid potential legislatio­n
• Trump’s farmers follow him into a trade war
• SLUMPING ROCKIES DROP 9½ GAMES BEHIND L.A.
• CDOT CONSIDERS ITS PRIORITIES
• TRUMP WARNS IRAN IN TWEET
• SOME USERS GAIN CLOSE CONNECTION WITH THEIR ROBOT
• Relief for ranchers?
• Afghanista­n veteran Brian Walker runs the half marathon in memory of fallen comrades»
• Morehouse College.
• Speed limiters — already installed on big trucks — will reduce crashes
• 1 MAN DIES IN OFFICERINV­OLVED SHOOTING
• Trump tells anti-abortion activists to stay united
• Schiff: Amash criticism not enough to push impeachmen­t
• SEN. SCHUMER CALLS FOR PROBE OF CHINESE RAIL TECH
• 11 PEOPLE REPORTEDLY KILLED IN GUN ATTACK AT BAR
• Swiss voters approve tighter gun laws
• Virginia town remembers the high price paid on D-Day
• Can business save us from attack on reproducti­ve rights?
• FINALLY! RAPIDS GET FIRST WIN OF SEASON
• War of Will likely to be going to Belmont Stakes
• Schwartz’s hat trick lifts Blues to 3-2 series lead
• Turning point of season: Classic
• Raptors get back in series with 2OT win
• Green glad to play instead of just “cry”
• MLB “book” on Freeland is that he’ll have to adapt to find success
• CUBS: NO PROTEST OVER DOOLITTLE
• D.J.’s chance to catch Koepka just gone with the late wind
• Cherry Creek cousins lead Bruins into lacrosse title tilt

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