USA TODAY International Edition - 2015-11-24

• BRUSSELS ON LOCKDOWN; ACTIVE- SHOOTER DRILL IN NYC
• China balks at ‘ militariza­tion’ of South China Sea
• Winston’s 5 TD day has Bucs in playoff picture
• Mystery donor gives $ 2.2M toward U. S. debt
• Taiwan and China convey a ‘ strong message of peace’
• Gordon finishes not with a win but with grace
• Cyber Monday morphs into ‘ omni channel’ shopping
• ‘ Hunger Games’ is box office victor
• One day Paris will feel like itself again
• 19 Mali victims came from places around the world
• DESTROYED SINJAR
• Trump leads pack; terrorism a top issue
• News from across the USA
• Lab finds a way not to waste waste
• Liberia monitoring 153 people as Ebola cases re- emerge
• Remade ‘ Gawker’ is still just ‘ Gawker’
• IN TRAVEL: HOTELS CATER TO MILLENNIAL­S
• ‘ BIG BLUE’ IS READY TO SUIT UP FOR THE WORLD OF SPORTS
• Insurers say Obamacare changes needed soon to protect companies from losses
• Don’t let one bad app spoil your smartphone
• How crews can handle fliers who get unruly
• 10 TRAVEL APPS WITH NEGATIVE REVIEWS
• FRANKENFIS­H: GOOD FOR YOUR NATURE
• ExxonMobil probe raises 1st Amendment concerns
• What if Exxon broke the law?
• BUSCH UNLIKELY TITLIST
• Osweiler best for Broncos
• Romo’s return buoys ’ Boys
• Playoff scenarios
• 15- 0 Warriors
• Cotto’s defeat opens door to retirement speculatio­n
• Win could launch Alvarez’s career
• GOODELL: NFL WILL LOOK AT WHAT IS A CATCH AGAIN
• High- fives for Winston, Newton, Watt
• THE HARRISONS
• Krzyzewski stays patient with young Duke
• No title, but Gordon exits on top
• Three big winners at LPGA finale
• KIRK DOUGLAS REVIEWS ‘ TRUMBO’
• Philip Seymour Hoffman gets a final screen salute

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