New York Headlines

• Bolsonaro Outperforms Polls and Forces Runoff Against Lula in Brazil’s Presidential Election

  (by Jack Nicas for The New York Times 3 hours ago)
  The two political titans will face off again later this month in a race widely seen as a major test for one of the world’s largest democracies.
  

• The Story Behind DeSantis’s Migrant Flights to Martha’s Vineyard

  (by Edgar Sandoval, Miriam Jordan, Patricia Mazzei and J. David Goodman for The New York Times 3 hours ago)
  Asylum seekers in Texas were recruited for the flights by a woman who appeared to be a former Army counterintelligence agent. “We were tricked,” one migrant said.
  
  

• Car fire shuts down Holland Tunnel, fills it with smoke

  (by Allie Griffin for The New York Post 4 hours ago)
  A car became engulfed in flames as it drove through the Holland Tunnel Sunday night, shutting down traffic for an hour and filling the south tube with smoke.
  
  
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• Man and woman shot in Brooklyn bodega

  (by Elizabeth Keogh for The Daily News 5 hours ago)
  The victims were inside Awesome Food Corp. at the corner of E. 105th St. and Glenwood Rd. when a gunman fired off shots around 8:25 p.m., according to cops.
  
  

• NYPD releases pics of witnesses to murder of dismembered Brooklyn woman; boyfriend arrested

  (by Rocco Parascandola, Elizabeth Keogh for The Daily News 5 hours ago)
  On Sunday, NYPD officers also picked up the victim's boyfriend, who had at least one warrant out for his arrest in Nassau County, police sources said.
  
  

• NYC migrants pile into vans they say are headed to Florida for Hurricane Ian cleanup

  (by Valentina Jaramillo, Bernadette Hogan, Georgia Worrell, Haley Brown, David Meyer for The New York Post 7 hours ago)
  “They want us for hurricane cleanup, we’d get paid $15 an hour, overtime and $15 for food daily, I think,” one Venezuelan migrant told The Post.
  
  

• Ukrainian Troops Hunt Demoralized Russian Stragglers in Seized City

  (by for The New York Times 9 hours ago)
  A major Russian newspaper said the Russian troops, facing defeat in Lyman, had fled with “empty eyes” after barely escaping with their lives.
  
  

• Police unions snub Letitia James, back GOP’s Michael Henry for NY attorney general

  (by Carl Campanile for The New York Post 9 hours ago)
  "Michael Henry will be a partner in fighting crime and supporting law enforcement across this state. He is a strong voice for righting pro-criminal laws.”
  
  

• Man waves knife at children, families at Central Park Carousel

  (by Graham Rayman, Nicholas Williams, Elizabeth Keogh for The Daily News 10 hours ago)
  The man was waiting alone to get on the ride just south of E. 65th St. on Sunday when he lost his temper with two kids standing near him, a tourist told the Daily News.
  
  

• ‘I Had Just Left the Office After a Long Day and Was Racing to Union Square’

  (by for The New York Times 1 day ago)
  A break in the subway routine, a thrifty shopper and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
  

• The Great Guinea Pig Giveaway Has Begun

  (by Sarah Maslin Nir for The New York Times 1 day, 5 hours ago)
  From geckos to chinchillas, small pets were a pandemic balm. Now shelters across the country say they are being surrendered.
  
  

• New York City Is a Trivia Town

  (by Brittany Loggins for The New York Times 1 day, 22 hours ago)
  The team sport, more brain than brawn, is played in bars throughout the city and culminates in the King’s Cup.