Los Angeles Times - 2016-10-16

• A birthday party turns to ‘chaos, chaos, chaos’
• Hitting a wall, while still moving forward
• Harsh words threaten to deepen rift
• Historic climate pact aims high
• Grand slam gives Cubs 8-4 win in Game 1
• Why are HFCs so important?
• Rallies overf low with optimism
• Why Iraqis are fighting in Syria
• Can world swallow a soda tax?
• N. Korea taps free labor worth millions each year
• Wrong data led to bombing in Yemen
• Elephants find refuge in Brazil
• Candidates forgo usual life on the road
• Battle over police body cameras
• Keeping HIV in check without drug regime
• A new path toward curing sickle cell disease
• Rekindling a light on the past is labor of love, and money
• Everyone’s problem
• Some deserve to be executed
• Improving use-of-force data
• Protect a glorious Utah site
• Racial bias in the jury room
• Bob Dylan and a new Nobel era
• L.A.’s resilience factor
• What the WikiLeaks emails reveal
• The conservati­ve case for Clinton
• Suffering by the numbers
• Will we keep our promise to save the Salton Sea?
• Vote dispute in Florida
• AN OBAMACARE SUCCESS STORY
• Sitting down for coffee with a Trump supporter
• Vision for MacArthur Park faces skepticism
• Fred Slaughter was on UCLA’s first NCAA basketball title team.
• Congressio­nal candidates’ debate spills over to the next day.
• Chicago ire
• How these candidates differ
• A month of election days
• Truck plunges off bridge, killing 4
• Under-21 smoking ban could be a test case
• YOUR FINANCIAL SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR WHAT’S NEXT
• New law is one for the books
• Getting a handle on risk tolerance
• The benefits of job hopping.
• Finding ingredient­s for success
• Six qualities every job seeker needs to stand out
• 5 ways to determine if a potential job is right for you
• Guide to hottest jobs in L.A.
• 9 part-time jobs that pay well
• Keeping financial ruin at bay
• Lawyers won’t work on contingenc­y
• Montero’s slam wins it as Roberts’ move backfires
• Indians take 2-0 lead
• And look who’s coming up
• CONNECT LOTS
• ANOTHER TEST
• UCLA rally in 4th falls short
• Parker is one win from elusive title
• Old friends:
• Sliding into playoffs:
• Broncos find winning formula
• Buckeyes rally and hold off Badgers
• Houston sinks MLS relegation argument
• Putting his ideas into practice
• Alabama trounces Tennessee
• Cardinal staggers past the Irish
• Utah is glad to have Williams back
• Adams is back to return kicks
• Takeaways from this one are all positive
• Ware doesn’t waste chance
• Carr behind the wheel of Raiders’ resurgence
• FROM A TO Z
• FROM A TO Z
• ASK SAM FARMER ...
• HOW THEY MATCH UP
• Wagner leads a sopping wet Safeway Open
• Penguins hold off Ducks
• Lincoln’s Cova goes from lineman to winning QB
• A slam rights Maddon’s wrong
• Don’t check the alignment
• Dodgers will use Kershaw all that they can
• STUDIO MOGUL
• The blueprint for a fine collaborat­ion
• EROTIC THRILLER BRINGS TWISTS AND TURNS
• At 90, Mel at full blast
• Heroic female icon’s new gig
• THINGS ARE NOT AS THEY SEEM
• MARX BROTHERS’ ANARCHY IS BACK IN STYLE
• The Perry golden touch
• A fine Allen romance
• TV THIS WEEK
• Not ready to hang up his guitar
• In search of haunted mansions
• Giving power to the people
• Rarely lacking in big ideas
• A CASE OF TOO MANY SNAKES
• TELLING AN EVOLVING STORY OF A WIKILEAKS FIGURE
• So much loss behind and waiting ahead
• A clash of American titans
• Robert Pinksy’s careful poetry of purpose
• Tana French’s thrilling new fiction
• BESTSELLER­S
• An aural patchwork
• Get With It
• Questionab­le finales to games
• You always might be beat
• MINI COOPER CLUBMAN:
• SoCal Cars Calendar
• SoCal Cars Calendar
• KIDS’ BOOK REVIEWS
• In the no-comfort zone
• Many ways to shake and stir you
• Where to go if you want authentici­ty
• The dirt road less traveled
• The scenery is a work of art
• Setting the pace to a slow crawl
• QUICK HOLIDAY GETAWAYS
• TOURS & CRUISES
• MOM’S ON HER MIND
• A sense for scent
• L.A. looks sharp
• Mellon steps out
• Walking gallery of art
• He likes Japan’s ideas
• A daughter’s tribute to a legendary life
• Carousel of stars rides toward hope
• Investment­s in the future of film
• Breitling Huntington Beach Airshow arrives in Surf City
• Tips to help you have a cloudless experience at the show
• From aviation legacy to an education foundation
• CYNTHIA NIXON
• Magnolia Magic

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