The Guardian (USA) - 2022-10-31

• ‘Somebody’s going to die’: Democrats warn of political violence after Paul Pelosi attack
• At least 153 killed in crowd crush during Halloween festivitie­s in Seoul
• At least 81 people dead after bridge collapses in India’s Gujarat state
• New York city and state to pay $36m to men cleared of murder of Malcolm X
• Iranians hold large rallies in defiance of warning by Revolution­ary Guards head
• Twitter trolls bombard platform after Elon Musk takeover
• Haitian ambassador warns criminal gangs may overrun country
• Jury selection to begin in New York City Trump Tower protest lawsuit
• China braces for wave of workers fleeing iPhone factory in Covid-hit Zhengzhou
• Revealed: TE Lawrence felt ‘bitter shame’ over UK’s false promises of Arab self rule
• Nancy Pelosi: family ‘heartbroke­n and traumatize­d’ by brutal attack on her husband
• Musk posts baseless conspiracy theory about Paul Pelosi attack on Twitter
• Somali president vows to continue ‘war’ against Islamic extremists
• Experts fear rising global ‘incel’ culture could provoke terrorism
• ‘Don’t embarrass the king’: Liz Truss told to forgo a lengthy honours list
• Ready for lift-off: first space launch from British soil poised to make history
• Thousands of mosques targeted as Hindu nationalis­ts try to rewrite India’s history
• ‘He must be stopped’: emotions run high as Brazil’s voters go to polls
• UK on collision course with Joe Biden over cuts to aid pledge
• Calling all men: this is what we can do to help women feel safe exercising in the dark
• Kanye West’s voice is just one in a rising chorus of antisemiti­sm
• Satellite pictures shine light on the nations that inflate their GDP
• Ignore US government economic figures – base your decisions on actual data
• Will disruptive action help save the planet?
• Halloween is bad enough, so why torture ourselves with scary films?
• ‘It’s got nasty’: the battle to build the US’s biggest solar power farm
• Church of Scientolog­y plays down links with high-profile #MeToo cases
• US students on why affirmativ­e action is crucial: ‘They need our voices’
• Saturday Night Live: Jack Harlow pulls double duty in solid Halloween episode
• The Guardian view on China’s response to dissent: repression, at home and away
• ‘Have I mucked it up?’: Sally Hawkins on being shy and empathetic – and not taking life too seriously
• The Guardian view on cuts to arts funding: a calamity that must be averted
• Weyes Blood: ‘That I ended up making beautiful, feminine music is a surprise’
• Hand creams: 10 of the best
• Rather than an endlessly reheated nuclear debate, politician­s should be powered by the evidence
• Unlocking the mystery of placental disorders and recurrent stillbirth­s
• ‘I’m eternally fascinated’: confession­s of a ghost writer
• Online age-verificati­on system could create ‘honeypot’ of personal data and pornograph­y-viewing habits, privacy groups warn
• What TikTok does to your mental health: ‘It’s embarrassi­ng we know so little’
• NFL round-up: Eagles stay perfect at 7-0 as Dolphins come back against Lions
• Denver Broncos edge past Jaguars as quality takes backseat to passion
• ‘I won’t stand down’: Nets’ Kyrie Irving defends post about antisemiti­c film
• Katie Ledecky smashes 1500m freestyle world record by nearly 10 seconds
• Vasiliy Lomachenko outpoints Ortiz in return from military service in Ukraine
• Max Verstappen dominates Mexican GP to set record for wins in a season
• Dustin Johnson rounds off $35m year with team win at LIV Golf finale
• Gabriel Jesus is not the perfect striker but he may be just perfect for Arsenal
• Astros ambush Phillies’ Wheeler early to level World Series at one game apiece
• Marcus Rashford brings up century as Manchester United beat West Ham
• England almost certain to face Papua New Guinea for place in semi-finals
• ‘A sensationa­l year’: dominant Australia clinch three-match England series
• Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka ‘hopefully not’ a doubt for World Cup, says Mikel Arteta
• Ten Hag praises ‘elite’ Rashford after Manchester United win over West Ham
• ‘I don’t want any part of it’: the Wales fans shunning Qatar’s World Cup
• Manchester United return to summit as Nikita Parris fires WSL win over Everton
• Jesse Marsch says Leeds have ‘stopped the bleeding’ after win over Liverpool
• European roundup: Union Berlin back on top of Bundesliga after late drama
• Greg Taylor scores screamer as Celtic sink Livingston to go four points clear

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