Los Angeles Times - 2017-10-26

• China’s lineup suggests grip on power
• FALL CLASSIC IN L.A. A DREAM COME TRUE
• GOP’s Trump wing risks Senate
• A search for the Russian children of Islamic State
• Rift over Trump? GOP isn’t talking
• NEW ORLEANS NATIVE
• A long road ahead for Iraq
• Kenya’s disputed vote to proceed
• Catalan leader’s personal struggle
• U.S. envoy Haley forced to flee South Sudan camp
• New Hope for Spinal Stenosis Sufferers
• Zappy tweets over island contract
• Report cites expense of climate inaction
• Protesters and their weapons
• The sex harassment uprising
• Is he right for the O.C.?
• Actually, workers’ wages are growing
• Why life doesn’t begin at conception
• UC plans U.S. center to study free speech
• Many L.A. roads go a year or more without a cleaning
• Effort to save Obamacare subsidies is dealt a blow
• City proposals spur debate on 1st Amendment
• Gas tax hikes are bad? Red states disagree
• A small newspaper’s staff sprang into action
• City Hall protest targets skid row toilet shortage
• Vegas shooter’s brother booked in L.A. on child porn charges
• DNA evidence revealed in mysterious abduction
• Ex-tax agency official says he was fired for whistle-blowing
• French actress with career in film, theater over 8 decades
• Philanthro­pist gave to education, the arts
• Did Weinstein Co. know?
• Can’t find a coupon code? This start-up does it for you
• Drug profits go to shareholde­rs, not innovation
• Deal might be near on tax break
• Puerto Rico hospital gets aid
• A bias warning for black f liers
• Trump OKs drone test program
• Media ownership rules may change
• Venture capital firm investigat­es its co-founder
• Amazon to offer in-home delivery
• Latest Apple Watch is good Rx
• Weak earnings pull down stocks
• ‘CBS Evening News’ gets a new anchor
• High-profile chef fired over photo sharing
• SWING SHIFT
• Series grip is blasted away by Astros
• Relievers can’t get the job done
• Astros’ mighty giant slayer
• Hernandez could see greatness in Correa
• Wild night for Astros’ bullpen
• Seager looks like he’s back in groove
• For Astros, he’s marvelous Marwin
• Stanton hasn’t talked to Jeter
• Thriller over the Wizards
• Ball continues to learn on the job
• Giving them props for their big plays
• Tough test for rookie Feeney
• Wadood’s message is perfectly clear
• Rams get key plays from guys who weren’t locks
• Steelers to sit Bryant after Instagram rant
• Adding juice to the return game
• Breathers at a premium for now
• Dinwiddie’s basket spoils James’ effort
• Montreal trip remains special for Turgeon
• Tough for Ball to get time with all
• Cotto helps homeland rise after KO blow
• Fultz will sit out three games
• Jansen’s pitch is turning point
• Gonzalez rejoins Dodgers after trip
• Selig set stage for Dodgers’ ascent
• STARTING PITCHERS
• And, yes, things will get even stranger ...
• Bringing New Zealand with him
• Earth tones in music
• A new direction for Weezer
• Early rocker Fats Domino dies
• Singer’s spirit takes flight with 9 voices
• CROSSWORD
• Stuck in the dysfunctio­n
• HOROSCOPE
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• NLCS win’s downside

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