The Denver Post - 2019-10-16

• Russia is seeking to cement its role
• Warning: Attacks a no-no for Dems
• Teens find circumvent­ing Screen Time is child’s play
• GARCIA COULD FACE RECALL
• DENVER SECONDARY FACING A BIG TEST FROM MAHOMES
• TECH FIRMS FIND HOME IN DENVER
• Democratic debate.
• Impeachmen­t probe.
• Sierra Nevada getting closer to its first flight
• Trump taps Illuminati book author
• Grand jury indicts 27 in alleged organized crime ring
• Shooting just latest incident outside Onyx nightclub
• Google has Pixel 4 phone, wireless earbuds with AI
• CBD boutique eager to educate customers
• REPORT: ECONOMY LOSES $631 B ILLION FROM OPIOID CRISIS
• Strong company earnings put stock market in better shape
• EU: Deal in sight, but U.K. still must do more
• WELLS FARGO PROFIT DOWN 23 PERCENT
• GM’s CEO joins talks with striking union
• Owl killings spur moral questions
• APPEALS COURT TO HOLD REHEARING ON TRUMP HOTEL LAWSUIT
• Logging would expand under proposal by feds
• Interim Fort Worth police chief: “No excuse” for woman’s killing
• SHOOTING KILLS 6 IN PUERTO RICO
• Trump’s lose-lose game in Syria
• On Columbus Day, a Fortnite discovery
• Tucker increasing efforts to attract in-state talent
• VONN AMONG SIX GOING INTO COLORADO SPORTS HALL OF FAME
• Despite 2 straight wins, a call for more Janovich
• Dahl could be great – if he can stay healthy
• Cole pitches Astros to 2-1 series lead over N.Y.
• Nationals head to World Series
• On the road, 5-0 Avalanche will continue to come together
• Craig latest to get starting shot for Denver
• James eager to get back on field
• NFL’s flag football problem continues
• Shinyashik­i lives up to promise in first season
• Pasta with chocolate and cheese

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