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November 7th, 2016 | Vol. 188, No. 19 | U.S.
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November 7, 2016
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Table of Contents
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Business
Business
A Well That Sucks Water from Air
Business
A Shocking Internet Attack Shows America's Vulnerability
Entertainment
Entertainment
America's Canine Protectors
Entertainment
Quick Talk With Andrew Garfield
The American-British actor, 33, stars as conscientious objector Desmond Doss in Hacksaw Ridge, out Nov. 4 (see review, left); next, on Dec. 23, he'll appear alongside Liam Neeson and Adam Driver in Martin Scorsese's Silence, about 17th century Jesuit priests.
Entertainment
American Horror Story Is Frightfully Good With Secrets
Entertainment
Review: Andrew Garfield Saves Hacksaw Ridge from Hackdom
The actor brings corn-fed charisma to Mel Gibson's bloody epic
Entertainment
A Sprawling Drama About Elizabeth II Is Netflix's New Crown Jewel
Entertainment
Valley of Violence Is Hounded by Its True Star
Ideas
Ideas
Is Telecommuting Work? The Answer Isn't In the Fridge. (I Already Looked.)
'It makes work avoidance so easy'
Ideas
Anna Deavere Smith on Race, Education and Criminal Justice
'I've been interested in people who see the dignity in struggle'
Ideas
Eric Garcetti: Tom Hayden Never Stopped Pushing for Peace and Justice
He fought for rights for all
Ideas
5 Ways to Help Your Kids Have a Healthy Relationship With Technology
Inside the new standards for kids and screen time
Ideas
The Danger of Having Too Many Experts
Ideas
Read a Novel: It's Just What the Doctor Ordered
Reading fiction can improve your mental health
Politics
Politics
The Ultimate Insider Who Could Still Change the Game In the Oval Office
Politics
Why Political Predictions Still Contain So Much Uncertainty
U.S.
U.S.
Meet the Pioneers of President Obama’s Clemency Campaign
U.S.
The Utah Surprise
Evan McMullin left his Republican staff job in the U.S. Congress in August to run as an independent, conservative candidate against Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Now some polls have him ahead in Utah, meaning he could be the first third-party candidate to win a state since 1968. There's also a very small chance his win could stop Clinton and Trump from reaching 270 electoral votes, meaning the U.S. House would pick the next President.
World
World
How Singapore Sees Asia-and America
World
This Just In (27 Oct 2016)
World
What You Said About ... (27 Oct 2016)
World
Pop Chart (27 Oct 2016)
World
The Pirate Party Sets Sail for Election Victory In Iceland
World
For the Record (27 Oct 2016)
World
Milestones (27 Oct 2016)
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