National Post - 2015-09-28

• Pope leaves mark on America
• Selfie control
• British women pay $10,000 each to have ‘virgin birth’
• How the TPP could change your life
• Psychiatri­st faces third hearing for misconduct
• Entwistle opens up about taking back the helm at Telus.
• BITTER POLITICS
• BREAK WITH SPAIN
• COAST TO COAST
• CALL HIM MVP
• DND may strip old ships to supply new ones
• Nunavut, suicide capital of Canada
• What’s up on Mars? Running water — maybe
• Catching tax cheaters key to Liberal budget vow
• Our place in world waning but Harper not to blame: poll
• Putin gloats as West lets Assad stay
• The CBC’s empty nests
• Soaking the corporatio­ns
• Carly for president
• Thanks for all the goodies, Canadian taxpayers
• Placing orders at the celebrity mercantile exchange
• Double the defence budget
• A roadmap to a stronger military
• Obama commits U.S. to ending poverty, hunger
• ‘A LITTLE CRAZY’
• Bills win big!
• Oilers facing tough decision with goalies
• A playoff history full of tragedy
• Gaffe sees Flames farmhand bounced
• Blue Jays’ success due to right fit, Anthopoulo­s says
• Patriots unstoppabl­e against Jaguars
• Newton perplexed by referee
• Spieth caps sensationa­l year with FedEx Cup title
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• Dieselgate changes everything
• VW warned years ago about emissions
• Canada’s GDP growth on track to match U.S.
• OFFICE SUPPLIED
• DREAM TEAM
• Alibaba, Baidu increasing U.S. buybacks
• Forget 70%: How to calculate your real retirement income target
• Pro teams bet on analytics
• Motion sensor app for b-ball beginners
• Who are the social entreprene­urs?
• Ottawa’s Bumpn among first apps to use 3D touch
• Building a reputation for innovation

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