Los Angeles Times - 2022-11-29

• Chaos reigns as UC strike extends into its third week
• Pandemic’s toll on older Latinos robs community
• Niece of ayatollah urges world to cut ties with Iran
• WHO rechristen­s monkeypox as ‘mpox’
• Ukraine braces for further missile strikes
• Police take down European cocaine ‘super cartel’
• More than 2 million under water boil order in Houston
• Stocks drop on lockdown protests in China
• Strong spending gains seen over holiday weekend
• Arizona may sue officials in delay
• Citing bird flu, Nebraska says 1.8 million chickens must die
• Ending affirmativ­e action won’t level the playing field
• $104 million did not go to waste
• Left-handed and loving it
• The dangers of lopsided ‘burden-sharing’ in Ukraine
• California’s carbon-offset forests are failing
• McCarthy’s weak grip on a clown caucus
• Unusual move in a tight transition
• Weinstein won’t take stand
• State pediatric hospitals feel strain of RSV
• Hospitals ignored rules on charity care
• ‘Potent storm’ may lash region
• Boy makes 911 call from inside father’s car
• Salton Sea to get federal drought funds
• Auburn bringing Freeze back to the SEC
• Slugger Abreu joining Astros
• Steelers hold off the Colts
• Queiroz no stranger to U.S.
• WORLD CUP TV
• Ronaldo, Portugal advance
• Sweetest gig in TV
• Don’t wait till Christmas to feign surprise
• Share the wealth, not wills

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