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Jim Crane has shown a shocking amount of disrespect to two of the men who oversaw Houston’s return to the top.

While discussions of U.S.-China relations tend to revolve around trade and national security, more focus ought to be given to issues of environmental sustainability, including health, and to emerging technology, argues the University of Pennsylvania’s Scott Moore. Moore spoke with ChinaFile Editor Susan Jakes about his recent book, China’s Next Act: How Sustainability and

Insights from Scott M. Moore.

Written by a female playwright, the production examines the personal sacrifices women have made to succeed in a largely male-dominated field.

The Astros’ long-standing success can’t be attributed to any one thing, whether it’s a tank job or cheating scandal now quite far in the past. It’s about everything.

The Astros’ long-standing success can no longer be attributed to a tank job or cheating scandal.

Also in today’s Five-Tool Newsletter, the poetics of Freddie Freeman, Jeremy Peña, so-called hostile environments and more.

Also in today’s Five-Tool Newsletter … Jeff Luhnow is an Astro in exile, how Robert Suárez saved the Padres, nifty defense in Atlanta and more.

A recap of the session titled “Investment Spotlight: Where Investors are Looking for Future Performance" from EisnerAmper’s 7th Annual Alternative Invest Summit.

The wild ride of a play by Pulitzer Prize-winner James Ijames should thrill fans of theatrical experiments.