Los Angeles Times (Sunday) - 2022-10-02

• Caruso gains ground on Bass’ big lead
• Afghans denied U.S. visas are living in fear
• Weighing responses to Putin’s nuclear threats
• Era of worker ascendancy? Not really
• Election silence as fires level Brazil’s rainforest
• Venezuela frees 7 Americans in prisoner swap
• Russia seizes Ukrainian director of nuclear plant
• Open Letter to California­ns
• Weakened Ian heads north as death toll surpasses 50
• For low earners, fragile prospects in old age
• Tesla’s robot can ‘raise the roof ’ — and not much else
• Don’t run away from a bear market
• Basic strategies that can help you survive inflation
• Opting to read banned books
• No justifying the electoral college
• Keep an eye on Justice Thomas
• Living without sense of smell
• Jay Chen for Congress
• Supreme Court is moving U.S. law even further right
• Russian battlefiel­d defeats could lead to terrorism in the West
• 1930s Hollywood gave us the first onscreen political attack ads
• Nurturing my trans child’s path
• A dilemma of U.S.-trained Chinese scientists: Stay or leave?
• Ole Miss honors ’60s trailblaze­r
• Sailor acquitted of arson in San Diego Navy ship fire
• Temecula council rejects ‘sanctuary city’ abortion ban
• Volunteer says she was fired by city
• More prison abuse charges
• New law for 2023 allows pedestrian­s to legally jaywalk
• From high court to think tank
• Dodgers honor Jarrín before 110th win
• Not really charged up about Staley’s decisions
• HOW THEY MATCH UP
• Defunded delivers Baffert win in Awesome Again Stakes
• Galaxy clinch berth in playoffs
• Ohtani gets extension for 2023
• Rebels stand tall in the end
• Tigers tame upstart Wolfpack
• Cowboys survive wild second half
• More fallout from Tagovailoa hit
• Pleasant further cements Serra legacy
• PLAYWRIGHT HOLDS SPACE FOR THE NUANCED MESS
• Have love, will travel
• IRREVERENT, BELOVED CREEM COMES BACK TO LIFE
• THE UNIQUE BOND OF ‘THE SILENT TWINS’
• GOLD INA PIRATE’S RETURN
• THIS MUCH IS TRUE
• Scott Turow tries to learn new tricks
• INTIMATE FOLLOW-UP TO AN EPIC DEBUT
• Dutiful children’s anguish
• TV THIS WEEK
• Shaky bonds of childhood friendship
• Change the World
• THESE CHINESE DOUGHNUTS HELPED SAVE MY REFUGEE FAMILY
• THE BEST CHINESE DOUGHNUTS? TRY THESE TO START YOUR OWN LIST
• Thomcord Grape and Corn Cake
• Sweet, simple cake spans the seasons
• QUICK BITES
• A marital metaphor
• 8 BREEZY BIKE TRAILS THAT TEACH YOU ABOUT SOCAL
• INCLUSIVE BIKE CLUBS CREATE A SENSE OF COMMUNITY
• Seeing South L.A. on two wheels
• Does anyone else feel as if they’re DROWNING?
• Moments of peace despite the mental toll of long COVID
• By exploring trans boyhood, I brought my adult self to life
• How to help people in psychosis
• The mental health system failed our son. We miss him
• Jail and prison are never places to find healing
• How does the 988 hotline work?
• A radical approach for drug-resistant suicidal depression
• Working toward a culture that values empathy and diversity
• Where therapists — and their clients — are in training
• Yoga grounded in social justice and marketed to bodies of all sizes
• HILARY SWANK
• Ways to Fight 7 Depression
• IT’S GOOD TO BE QUEEN
• STEAK RANCHERO WITH RED CHILE BUTTER

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