Headlines for October 18, 2022

U.N. Secretary-General Calls for “Armed Action” in Haiti, Haitian Protesters Reject Foreign Troops and Demand Resignation of PM Ariel Henry, Ethiopian and Eritrean Soldiers Seize City of Shire from Tigrayan Rebels, Russian Strikes on Ukrainian Critical Infrastructure Knock Out Water and Power to Millions, Ukraine Says Russian Troops Killed Composer for Refusing to Join Concert in Occupied Kherson, AP: Russia Has Seized Thousands of Ukrainian Children and Made Them Russian Citizens, Fighter Jet Crashes Near High-Rise Apartment in Russia, Killing 13, NATO Opens War Games as Russia Threatens Nuclear Response in Ukraine, Death Toll from Nigeria Flooding Tops 600 as Climate Crisis Leaves Farms Underwater, Democratic Challenger Stacey Abrams Calls Out GOP Gov. Brian Kemp over Voter Suppression, Ohio GOP Senate Candidate J.D. Vance Confronted over Shifting Views on Trump, Arizona GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Kari Lake Won’t Pledge to Accept Election Result, Asylum Seekers at Torrance ICE Jail Claim Retaliation over Hunger Strike, Supreme Court Refuses to Reconsider Racist Rulings on U.S. Citizenship, Australia Reverses Prior Government’s Recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital