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Activists threw mashed potatoes at a Claude Monet painting hanging in a German museum on Sunday, less than two weeks after members of an anti-oil group similarly defaced a Van Gogh painting in Britain with tomato soup. 
A small plane carrying the German businessman Rainer Schaller crashed off Costa Rica on Friday, officials said. 
A shooting at a drag racing event in Chicago's Brighton Park neighborhood left three men dead and two others injured, police said Sunday. 
Dwayne Johnson's action blockbuster, "Black Adam," is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $67 million this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday. 
At least six more people who tested positive for monkeypox have died, including two in Chicago, two in New York, one in Nevada and one in Maryland. 
A manuscript by Charles Darwin is expected to sell for up to $800,000 next month and has been described by the Sotheby's auction house as "extremely rare." 
Iran's Foreign Ministry denied supplying drones to Russia amid its war in Ukraine and denounced calls from the United Nations Security Council for an investigation. 
Coronavirus cases continue to ease worldwide with a 16% weekly decline with only Japan and South Korea rising among nations with at least 25,000 infections, as deaths dropped 11%. 
A Russian fighter jet crashed into a Siberian home Sunday, killing the two pilots, as Ukraine allegedly shelled the region of Belgorod, Russian officials said. 
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that some power has been restored in the country after Russian troops renewed strikes on infrastructure across the country. 
Rappers Drake and 21 Savage announced this weekend that they have a new album called "Her Loss" coming out on Friday. 
Singer-songwriter Carly Simon has broken her silence regarding the cancer-related deaths of two of her sisters last week. 
British singer and Internet sensation Sophia Grace has announced she is five months pregnant. 
Former British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak on Sunday announced his run to replace Liz Truss as prime minister on the same day Boris Johnson he said won't seek to regain his former post. 
China's President Xi Jinping on Sunday assumed his third five-year term in power, as he revealed a new leadership team that comprises loyalists. 
On Oct. 23, 1945, Jackie Robinson, the first Black baseball player hired by a major league team, was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers. 
Former NFL star Doug Flutie turns 60 and actor Amandla Stenberg turns 24, among the famous birthdays for Oct. 23. 
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Boris Johnson Drops Out of UK Prime Minister RacePulling out of the race to succeed Liz Truss, the former prime minister eased a path for Rishi Sunak, his former chancellor of Britain’s treasury.     Rishi Sunak Becomes the FrontRunner for U.K. Prime MinisterMr. Sunak’s warnings about inflation and his fiscal conservatism may have cost him the post in September. But now his accurate assessments are easing his path to Britain’s top job. How the Next British Prime Minister Will Be ChosenThe process, which does not include the general public, will be swift. Fears Over Fate of Democracy Leave Many Voters Frustrated and ResignedAs democracy frays around them, Republicans and Democrats see different culprits and different risks. Why Am I Seeing That Political Ad? Check Your ‘Trump Resistance’ Score.To help campaigns target ads, voter-profiling firms score millions of Americans on issues like guns, vaccines and QAnon. Pelosi and Sanders Press Democrats’ Case, and More News From the Sunday Talk ShowsDemocratic Party leaders turned toward inflation and the economy after a summer focus on abortion. Representative Nancy Mace, a Republican, said the G.O.P. would seek spending cuts. Zeldin Agrees to Debate Hochul This Week in N.Y. Governor’s RaceGov. Kathy Hochul and Representative Lee Zeldin will hold a single televised debate on Tuesday. Mr. Zeldin had long pushed for several debates. For Trump’s Backers in Congress, ‘Devil Terms’ Help Rally VotersIn vilifying tweets and speeches, G.O.P. lawmakers who contested the election have far outpaced other Republicans and Democrats in fueling polarization. Xi Jinping Now Holds Near-Absolute Power in China, Creating RisksXi Jinping has created a new ruling elite packed with loyalist officials primed to elevate his agenda of bolstering national security and of turning China into a technological great power. China G.D.P. Data Is Unexpectedly Released After DelayChina said its output was up 3.9 percent from July through September, better than in the spring but still far short of Beijing’s target for the year. How Ukraine’s Army is Pioneering Anti-Drone WarfareWith an intense, hastily assembled effort, the Ukrainian military is pioneering successful techniques in the difficult art of anti-drone warfare. Trump Organization’s Tax Fraud Trial to Begin on MondayThe Trump Organization’s trial on tax fraud and other charges begins Monday in Manhattan, raising questions about the future of the former president’s family business. A ‘Tripledemic’? Flu and Other Infections Return as Covid Cases RiseFlu cases are higher than usual for this time of year and are expected to soar in the coming weeks. A third virus, R.S.V., is straining pediatric hospitals in some states. The Way Los Angeles Is Trying to Solve Homelessness Is ‘Absolutely Insane’Developing affordable housing projects shouldn’t make a miserable existence for those who’ve devoted their lives to it. Kari Ann Lake’s Hijacking of Martin Luther KingLike Donald Trump, she is invoking the civil rights icon in self-serving ways. Let’s Say Gay“Queer” has begun to overtake other labels of sexuality. But what does it mean? Turns Out Sometimes the Government Can Get Things RightWe pay a lot of attention to government failures. But if we want better outcomes, we must celebrate and learn from the wins, too. Where Have All the Cèpes Gone?This year, for the first time, I found only a few of these wild mushrooms. The Sunday Read: ‘How Yiyun Li Became a Beacon for Readers in Mourning’The novelist Yiyun Li, known for her powerful distillations of personal grief, makes art from subverted expectations. Blunder in Affirmative Action Case May Cost Harvard $15 MillionA missed insurance notice opened a window onto the cost of litigating challenges to race-conscious admissions programs to be heard this month by the Supreme Court. More Recent Articles
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