National Post (National Edition) - 2016-07-27

• Australia orders inquiry into teen prisoner abuse
• More to fill the gaping maw
• Alberta’s political swag wars heat up
• Clinton makes history with presidenti­al nomination
• B.C. FOREIGN BUYERS TAX MAY DRIVE MONEY ELSEWHERE.
• Fashion’s ‘new source of luxury’: leatherwea­r made from human skin.
• DEFENDANT IN FIRST SUCCESSFUL ‘REVENGE PORN’ SUIT ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL.
• Green party alienating Jewish community with anti-Israel resolution­s.
• To beat Trump, Democrats need to tap into his base.
• National Post boasts growing readership
• The robot that can detect dementia
• ISIL terrorists slit priest’s throat in church
• Freeing trade … one way or another
• Beware of the Streisand Effect
• Branding a leader
• Reasonable doubts
• Nova Scotia bar can’t block graduates of Christian law school
• Argos must again press on without Ray
• Edge goes to long hitters at Baltusrol
• Defence, special teams will be asked to step up play
• Dunk artist Stoudemire retires after injury-riddled finish
• Bouchard dogged in hometown win
• Russians at Rio Games: Who’s in and who’s out?
• Monfils dismayed Federer out for season
• Bettman rebuts link between concussion­s, CTE
• There is still no exit
• Coming attraction­s
• Keeping your screen in mind
• Unveils ‘world’s most secure Android’
• OFSI tells banks to stress-test for housing decline
• Postmedia tops in print, digital readership
• Sears Canada loses another top executive
• WestJet’s London gaffes incur high costs
• Nickel output languishin­g globally, Sherritt says
• Sales drop in Greater China market
• B.C. projects stalled on weak demand
• Alberta government fights secret coal power loophole
• The Brexit Armageddon has been cancelled
• The law driving publishers out of business
• How to promote a housing crash
• Commodity and bank deals resurge
• Keep quiet, or lose your settlement

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