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October 10th, 2016 | Vol. 188, No. 14 | U.S.
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October 10, 2016
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Table of Contents
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Entertainment
Entertainment
Review: Deepwater Horizon Brings Life to Oil Tragedy
Entertainment
Quick Talk With Mark Wahlberg
The actor and producer, 45, appears on the A&E reality show Wahlburgers, about the gourmet burger chain Mark founded with his brothers Donnie and Paul. In Deepwater Horizon, out Sept. 30, he stars as rig worker Mike Williams.
Entertainment
Mike Love Still Can’t Harmonize With the Beach Boys
Entertainment
The Kids of American Honey Hit the Road With a Sweet-and-Sour Hustle
The romance between Sasha Lane and Shia LaBeouf hits the movie's sweetest note
Entertainment
Tim Burton Loses the Plot in Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
The movie's second half is impossible to follow
Entertainment
Why HBO’s Westworld Is Fall’s Most Promising Drama
The beautifully built series is worth exploring
Entertainment
The Beach Boy and the Boss: Darkness on the Edges of Two Memoirs
Ideas
Ideas
The Presidential Debate: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and the Politics of Weight
Why there are some double standards women need to hang onto, for now
Ideas
Are You a Slob? That Could Be a Great Thing
Pause on the Kondo
Ideas
The Growing Case for Shared Parenting After Divorce
'When it comes to parenting, two minds are better than one'
Politics
Politics
How Russia Wants to Undermine the U.S. Election
What's behind Russia's effort to influence the U.S. election
Politics
The Prepared Candidate and the One Who Is Still a Child
Sports
Sports
What It Takes to Win the World Series
World
World
The U.S. Has a Weak Hand In Syria—and Russia Knows It
World
Milestones (29 Sep 2016)
World
Pop Chart (29 Sep 2016)
World
What You Said About ... (29 Sep 2016)
World
Floating Dorms
World
Big Data Breaches
Yahoo said on Sept. 22 that the personal data of at least 500 million users had been stolen from its networks in 2014, making it one of the most high-profile hacks in recent history. Here, a few others.
World
Why We're Addicted to Email-and How to Fix It
World
What's Next After the Peace Deal In Colombia
World
For the Record (29 Sep 2016)
World
Arnold Palmer
American icon
World
This Just In (29 Sep 2016)
World
A New 'Hate Symbol'
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