Los Angeles Times - 2018-10-11

• FLORIDA REELING FROM MASSIVE STORM
• A missing Saudi dissident casts a shadow on prince
• West-Swift feud turns political
• Quake warnings will be difficult to dial in
• Democratic candidates are upending the money race
• Nervous traders cause huge drop in stock market
• Disneyland pulls plug on luxury hotel in Anaheim
• Tips in the search for life
• Taiwan leader stands up to China
• Affable independen­t at helm in Iraq
• Chinese spy charged in U.S.
• Experts see health risk for immigrants
• Barriers to border wall taken down
• No praise for Sen. McConnell
• Aging? Then you need a safety net
• Put ‘motor voter’ on hold
• Reelect Sheriff McDonnell
• Search and seizure
• Grabbing elections by the grass roots
• The mystery surcharge on California gas
• Coffee, the Constituti­on and cancer
• Kavanaugh sides with administra­tion
• West braces for cuts to water supply
• Debate winner: No one
• Closing a tax loophole would raise billions
• Patients file suit alleging sexual remarks
• Cop awarded $1.8 million
• Man found guilty of selling tusks
• L.A. prepares to crack down on homeless tents
• DWP watchdog search called a sham
• DNA confirms attack was by great white
• Settlement in fatal crash
• Tunnel with rail system discovered under border
• Malibu burglary suspect arrested
• Will longtime Fox exec fit in at Disney?
• WarnerMedi­a plans streaming service next year
• Sears preparing to file for bankruptcy
• Murdoch as Tesla chair?
• $69-billion CVS-Aetna deal is approved by U.S.
• LaCroix suit doesn’t hold water
• SoftBank in talks to take majority stake in WeWork
• Women find more work as TV directors
• A GRANDER PLAN
• Going back to the well
• James has fun against nemesis
• Tagaloa showing who’s boss of line
• DUCKS LOSE THEIR FIRST
• Durable Doughty proud of streak
• Browns’ Mayfield drawing praise
• Peters doesn’t cut corners on confidence
• Stronach files suit against daughter
• Falo’s playmaking skills emerging
• Rivers wants more shots from Robinson
• U.S. Soccer squads reflecting nation’s diversity
• Former major league star Dykstra is indicted
• U.S. women triumph, reach semifinal round
• Price gets nod for Game 2
• A good outlook for ‘Bad Times’
• Petersen ignores the bigotry of Von Dutch
• In the not-so wonder years
• Allegiance and family in this political climate
• Finding niche in America too
• Desert Daze on the move again
• Art on wheels
• CROSSWORD
• Husband’s novel approach
• HOROSCOPE
• TV HIGHLIGHTS

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