NYTimes.com no longer supports Internet Explorer 9 or earlier. Please upgrade your browser.LEARN MORE »SectionsSearchSkip to contentSkip to navigationSubscribe NowLog In0SettingsEnglish中文 (Chinese)EspañolSaturday, October 22, 2016Today’s PaperVideoQuick Site Sections NavigationSectionsSearchWorldU.S.PoliticsN.Y.BusinessBusinessOpinionOpinionTechScienceHealthSportsSportsArtsArtsStyleStyleFoodFoodTravelMagazineT MagazineReal EstateallClose searchSite Search NavigationSearch NYTimes.comClear this text inputGoSite NavigationSite Mobile NavigationTop NewsAT&T Agrees to $85 Billion Acquisition of Time WarnerBy MICHAEL J. de la MERCED 8:03 PM ETAT&T’s move to buy Time Warner would create a new media and telecommunications colossus. The potential union would probably face heavy scrutiny from government regulators, who have shown increasing skepticism about such mega-mergers.News Analysis Regulators Get Out Their MicroscopesBy LESLIE PICKER and CECILIA KANG 8:06 PM ETThe deal will probably face a much sterner review than the Comcast-NBC Universal merger in 2009.Election 2016Outside Money Favors Clinton Over Trump at 2-to-1 RateBy NICHOLAS CONFESSORE and RACHEL SHOREY Organizations supporting Hillary Clinton have raised nearly $200 million, while the handful of organizations backing Donald J. Trump have raised less than half that amount.Trump Pledges to ‘Heal Divisions’ (and Sue His Accusers)By ASHLEY PARKER and AMY CHOZICK 8:22 PM ETMr. Trump went to Gettysburg, Pa., for what was supposed to be a major policy speech. He spent much of it dwelling on grievances.Trump Recording Narrows Divide on Sexual AssaultDemocrat Deft With a Gun Tightens the Race for the SenateBy JENNIFER STEINHAUERJason Kander, an ex-military officer, released a TV ad in which he assembled an AR-15 blindfolded. Suddenly, his race against Senator Roy D. Blunt in Missouri was close.CommentsThe Calculus in Six Crucial Senate RacesMore in PoliticsHow the Clinton and Trump Foundations Are DifferentNew Era of Internet Attacks Powered by Everyday DevicesBy DAVID E. SANGER and NICOLE PERLROTH 5:31 PM ETFriday’s attack on the web’s infrastructure laid bare new vulnerabilities linked to our reliance on cameras, smart thermostats and other cheap devices that are now becoming linked to the internet.In Toronto, Mouhamad al-Hajj and his family, refugees from Syria, have resettled with the help of a group of sponsors.CreditNicole Tung for The New York TimesThey Took In One Refugee Family. But Families Don’t Have Borders.When ordinary Canadians signed up to help Syrian refugees, neither group expected to face agonizing questions from half a world away.By JODI KANTOR and CATRIN EINHORNCommentsPart 1:  Refugees Encounter a Foreign Word: WelcomeThe Morning Briefing. Delivered to your inbox Monday through Friday.Smarter LivingYes! Foods May Fight AcneBy ANAHAD O’CONNORClearer skin may depend in part on eating a diet full of whole foods without too much sugar — along with a rainbow of fruits and vegetables