As many as 100,000 people were celebrating in a popular nightlife district in the center of the South Korean capital.

At Least 151 Killed in Halloween Crowd Surge in Seoul

Repeated abuses, overlooked complaints and a surge in suicide attempts at a detention center with powerful allies.

‘Dying Inside’: Chaos and Cruelty in Louisiana Juvenile Detention

Broadcasters face challenges as they approach the climax of an election season marked by disinformation and distrust.

TV Prepares for a Chaotic Midterm Night

The American Ballet Theater principal ruptured a tendon in December. He recently took his first step back to the stage with “Whipped Cream.”

After a Severe Injury, James Whiteside Is Dancing on a New Knee

There were few police officers around as a mass of revelers swelled. From within the crowd came calls to “push, push” and a big shove, according to witnesses. Then, they began to fall.

A ‘Sea of Bodies’: How a Festive Night in Seoul Turned Deadly

Among white working-class voters in places like northeast Pennsylvania, the Democratic Party has both the furthest to fall and the most to gain.

The Battle for Blue-Collar White Voters Raging in Biden’s Birthplace

Wilson threw three puzzling interceptions, and the Jets lost an early lead. New England has won the past 13 regular-season meetings.

Zach Wilson and the Jets Stall Against an Old Rival

It took years for Alvarez’s parents to get to the United States from Cuba to see him star for the Houston Astros. They are soaking in every second.

Yordan Alvarez’s Family Is Making Up for Lost Time

In a revival of the 2002 musical “A Man of No Importance,” the star of “The Big Bang Theory” achieves something more delicate.

Review: Off Broadway, Jim Parsons Meets the Small Bang Theory

Mr. Musk faces financial challenges in owning Twitter. The site frequently loses money and took on $13 billion in debt for the blockbuster deal.

Can Elon Musk Make the Math Work on Owning Twitter? It’s Dicey.

The attack on the husband of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, which appeared to target her, came after more than a decade of Republican efforts to demonize and dehumanize the most powerful woman in Washington.

Pelosi, Vilified by Republicans for Years, Is a Top Target of Threats

A team of reporters and photographers profiled 10 city centers across the country, all in varying stages of economic recovery and transformation.

Following Up on America’s Downtowns

Tech companies start to feel the economic pain. The Fed is poised to announce another three-quarter point increase in its benchmark rate. The jobs report is coming.

The Week in Business: Twitter Enters a New Era

The tweet on Sunday, which was later deleted, posted an article that made baseless allegations about the attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband.

Elon Musk, in a Tweet, Shares Link From Site Known to Publish False News

Emily Carroll’s puzzle is appropriately terrifying.

The Brainy Bunch

Quotation of the Day for Sunday, October 30, 2022.

Quotation of the Day: Cheap Drones and Western Weapons Turn Tide

Keeping a truck’s window clean, seeing “The Scream” and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.

‘A Porter Was Hosing Down the Sidewalk, and Traffic Was Flowing’

Houston’s Framber Valdez flamed out in last year’s World Series but he learned from those mistakes and dominated the Phillies in a crucial Game 2 win.

An ‘Inspired’ Pitcher Leaves His Previous Failures Behind

On the North Devon coast, where breathtaking cliffs give way to barreling waves, the surfing scene can hold its own among the best in Europe, and more girls and women are taking it on.

Surfing in Britain? It’s Chilly but Brilliant and Widening in Appeal.

A.J. Brown and the Eagles’ personnel make play-calling simple, Derrick Henry is back, and the Vikings’ success depends on football no-brainers: win the turnover battle and don’t commit penalties.

What We Learned From Week 8 in the N.F.L.

The two countries are outliers in routinely rejecting potential migrants on the basis of medical needs, leaving families with one ill member to struggle in a legal limbo.

For Many Disabled People, a Battle to Stay in Australia or New Zealand

After frantic calls, and then devastating news, a family sees a stream of support.

The Father of One U.S. Victim Found Warmth Online as Worry Became Grief

Jacksonville has played nine regular-season N.F.L. games in London as the designated home team, but it did not control the environment until Sunday’s loss at Wembley Stadium.

How the Jaguars Made Themselves at Home in London

Twin explosions were the deadliest terrorist attack in the country in five years and underscored the growing threat posed by the terrorist group Al Shabab.

‘Indescribable’: Somalis Recount Horror of Blasts That Killed at Least 100

There have long been superhero products aimed at children. But now the characters are being used to hawk vitamin supplements and beer to older consumers.

October 30, 2022

Headlines from October 30, 2022

At Least 151 Killed in Halloween Crowd Surge in Seoul

‘Dying Inside’: Chaos and Cruelty in Louisiana Juvenile Detention

TV Prepares for a Chaotic Midterm Night

After a Severe Injury, James Whiteside Is Dancing on a New Knee

A ‘Sea of Bodies’: How a Festive Night in Seoul Turned Deadly

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It's Only Me

Un Verano Sin Ti

Return Of The Dream Canteen

Dangerous: The Double Album

The Highlights

Historical Context for October 30, 2022