Marin Independent Journal - 2022-11-05

• PLASTIC POLLUTION
• Pelosi addresses brutal attack; says election is `very winnable'
• Trump ex-chief of staff appears before grand jury
• Trump ally acquitted of foreign agent charges
• Supreme Court more diverse than lawyers who argue before it
• Averted synagogue threat relieves NYC area Jews — for now
• Eroding trust in elections taxes state investigat­ors
• Alex Jones trial moves to punitive damages phase
• US employers continue hiring briskly
• Twitter slashes its staff as Musk era takes hold
• Ukrainians face nuke threat with grit and dark humor
• Germany's Scholz urges Xi to exert influence on Russia
• Consider the taxpayers as pension demands expand
• Sad endorsemen­t of Thurmond for California
• Vote yes on Sausalito Measure K for cannabis
• Aminzadeh is worthy of support in Assembly race
• Explainer: How impoverish­ed NKorea finances testing spree
• Pakistan's ex-PM Khan pauses protest march after shooting
• Conflict, crisis fuel cholera surge across Mideast hot spots
• Pope takes aim at `childlike' whims of the powerful that lead to wars
• A wreath workshop perfect for fall
• Religion briefs
• `Manifest' takes off on Netflix for fourth and final season
• Online match might be age-related mismatch
• How kitchen appliances have changed over the years
• Karlsson's scoring spree muted by loss
• MARIN ATHLETIC FOUNDATION HALL OF FAME
• MARIN ATHLETIC FOUNDATION HALL OF FAME
• San Domenico runners lead locals at BCL meet
• Freshman Bailey enrolls early, makes big impact for Stanford
• SJSU looking to clinch bowl eligibilit­y
• Durant leads Nets to rout of Wizards
• Flightline aims for 6-0 at Breeders' Cup

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