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TIME Magazine, P.O DOUBLE ISSUE OCTOBER 24, 2016 Total Meltdown. time.com THE YEAR’S BIGGEST BREAKOUT TV STAR Your favorite entertainment brands are now on TV New! Original programs, celebrity interviews and live events available FREE on-demand ALWAYS STREAMING on: Amazon Fire TV | Apple TV | Chromecast | Xfi nity | Roku Players | Xumo | mobile iOS and Android www.people.com/PEN Copyright © 2016 Time Inc. All rights reserved. VOL. 188, NO. 16–17 | 2016 Opioid epidemic: Fred Flati, a cop in East Liverpool, Ohio, shows a photo he took of a Sept. 7 overdose case that later went viral Photograph by Ben Lowy for TIME 2 | Conversation The View The Features Time Of 4 | For the Record Ideas, opinion, What to watch, read, The Brief innovations Uncivil War see and do News from the U.S. and 13 | Rana Foroohar The Republican nominee takes 85 | Christopher around the world on the culture that aim at his party Guest’s latest faux 5 | enables the 1% to By Alex Altman and Philip Elliott20 documentary, U.S.-Russia shield wealth from Mascots relations reach new fair taxation low 88 | Kevin Hart’s 14 | How table concert movie 6 | Meet the new The Issues manners serve up A voter’s guide to the domestic AmericanCardinals life lessons 89 | Ava DuVernay’s and foreign policy challenges that 7| 13th: a doc on the Violence escalates 15 | Glow-in-the- America’s next President must amendment that in Yemen Aug. 22, 2016 dark bike paths address. 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