National Post - 2018-01-15

• Will spy agency hit too close to home?
• HAWAII FEARED END WAS NEAR
• END OF THE ROAD FOR SEARS
• Deneuve says #MeToo movement has gone too far.
• LITTLE HOPE FOR DACA.
• ATWOOD DEFENDS OP-ED.
• Canadian debt levels are manageable, according to a new report.
• Woolf ’s Trump book may be a big gift to the president.
• Migrants risk death in the Alps
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT BAGUETTES
• Canada, U.S. at odds over China’s place at meeting
• Assessing election cyber threats
• First Nations seek role in drafting laws
• CHINA’S WATCHFUL EYE
• Suppressin­g dissent puts us all at risk
• Hard to swallow
• Building a wall to free America’s Dreamers
• The perils in the Boc tea leaves
• WEED & WINE
• A TOUGH YEAR FOR SMALL BUSINESS,
• No easy fixes for controllin­g kids’ gadget fixations.
• What robot strippers say about sexism, tech and the future
• Top tech trends leaders should prepare for in 2018
• For football family, a painful legal saga
• Raptors push Warriors to limit
• Trade deadline is looking blue
• Vanek could be on the roam again
• Habs’ Danault leaves hospital after scare
• Steelers can’t back up swagger
• Vikings’ stunning TD shocks Saintcs
• Patriots, Eagles continue playoff march
• Chan’s poised for Pyeongchan­g
• Skier Sharpe looks honed at right time
• A ‘HERO’ AMONG ASTRONAUTS
• Prolific character actor

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