Headlines for November 2, 2022

Russia Rejoins Grain Export Deal; Water and Power Restored in Kyiv Following Russian Attacks, Benjamin Netanyahu Poised to Return to Israeli Leadership With Far-Right Alliance, Jair Bolsonaro Refuses to Admit Defeat But Allows Presidential Transition to Move Ahead, North Korea Launches 23 Missiles, Warns U.S. & South Korea Over War Games, U.S. Judge Limits Voter Intimidation By Far-Right Vigilantes; PA Says Undated Absentee Ballots Invalid, Liz Cheney Stumps for Democrat Elissa Slotkin, Backs Tim Ryan Against Trump Supporter J.D. Vance, Abrams Makes Final Push in GA Gov. Race as Biden Speaks to Voters in Florida, SCOTUS Blocks Transfer of Trump Tax Documents, Rules Lindsey Graham Must Testify in GA 2020 Probe, Biden Admin Weighing Sending Haitian Asylum Seekers to Guantánamo Bay, Dozens of Migrants Missing After Two Shipwrecks off Greek Coast, Nobel Laureates Draw Attention to Egypt’s Jailing of Activists Ahead of COP27, Egypt Releases Detained Climate Activist Ajit Rajagopal Amid Crackdown on Protests, Just Stop Oil Activists Take Aim At U.K. Gov’t Buildings to Highlight Climate Crisis, Rapper Takeoff Killed in Houston Shooting, NYC Starbucks/Amazon Go Workers File Union Petition; NLRB Says Ithaca Starbucks Must Reopen, Investigation into 1921 Greenwood Race Massacre Uncovers Another 17 Bodies