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Tonight, becoming cloudy, low 52. Tomorrow, mostly cloudy, some brief showers, breezy, milder, high 67. Details, SportsSunday, Page 12.  \nVOL. CLXVIII   No. 58,115 © 2018 The New York Times Company NEW YORK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018 $6.00  \n\n| THE CASE OF JANE DOE PONYTAIL\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>TODD HEISLER/THE NEW YORK TIMES\u003Cbr>She grew up picking ginseng and collecting butterflies in a remote Chinese village. She moved to Saipan, where she rana successful restaurant with her husband. Now she was crumpled outside the massage parlor where she toiled along 40th Road in Flushing, Queens, her blood pooling on the pavement. Her clients knew her as SiSi. The police called her Jane Doe Ponytail. But her real name was Song Yang. By Dan Barry and Jeffrey E. Singer. SPECIAL SECTION |  |  |  |  |  |  | Saudi Prince’s Showcase Tarnished by Grisly Report |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  | Global Conference in Tatters as Suspicions About Critic’s Fate Shadow Monarch |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  | By MARK LANDLER and KATE KELLY |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  | WASHINGTON—The participants nicknamed it “Davos in the Desert,” which captures the lofty ambitions of the annual investor conference scheduled to convene in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, this month.\u003Cbr>Initially planned as an intimate gathering, it grew quickly in size and scope, and the inaugural meeting last year reflected the determination of its host, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, tobe a player on the world stage.\u003Cbr>In keeping with Muslim practice, no alcohol was served. Waiters roamed the vast, opulent RitzCarlton Hotel, offering pale Saudi coffee and exotic fruit drinks. Outside the hotel, female executives kept their arms and legs covered. But the gathering was an extravagant embodiment of Crown Prince Mohammed’s dream to modernize Saudi Arabia and wean it off its reliance on oil by 2030.\u003Cbr>Speaking on stage to the Fox Business Network anchor Maria Bartiromo, the prince said Saudi Arabia “and all of its projects and programs can reach new horizonsin the world.” Then he presented his blueprint for Neom, a $500 billion planned city that would rise from the sands—a futuristic Xanadu of high-tech jobs and robot workers.\u003Cbr>Last week, that vision collided with the brutal realities of the Middle East — a swirl of allegations that Crown Prince Mohammed’s family ordered the murder of a Saudi journalist in Turkey. The ensuing furor has tarnished the future king’s reputation and left\u003Cbr>PASTOR MEETS TRUMP The president received the Rev. Andrew Brunson, who had been detained by Turkey for two years. PAGE 19\u003Cbr>Suburban Men\u003Cbr>‘Feeling Better’About Trump\u003Cbr>By TRIP GABRIEL\u003Cbr>DUBLIN, Ohio — Robert Peters and George Fidelibus walked off the 18th green at the Golf Club of Dublin, then carried pints of beer to the patio overlooking the course, which was framed by $500,000 homes.\u003Cbr>Their conversation quickly turned to the president.“I’m feeling better and better about him all the time,” said Mr. Peters, 63, a retired engineer.\u003Cbr>Mr. Fidelibus, 75, a retired banker, had also once been skeptical of the president.\u003Cbr>“I’m a supporter of Trump now,”he said “He may not always say things the way most presidents before him said them, but what does it matter? They didn’t get the job done.”\u003Cbr>As a divided nation heads into a crucial election, much oftheattention is focused on the anti-Trump animus of suburban women.\u003Cbr>Much less examined are their male counterparts. While recent polls show that white women with a college degree favor Democratic House candidates by 20 points or more, white college-educated men—who focus more singularlyon economic issues, according to surveys—are a potential bulwark for the president and his party. It is especially true in suburban batContinued on Page 16 |  | his conference in tatters, as foreign investors confront the dark side of his Arabian dreams.\u003Cbr>If last year’s conference ","cbCailTtZauU3Ef3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailTtZauU3Ef3","pdf",5415841,"English","# Special Section\n## Saudi Prince’s Showcase Tarnished by Grisly Report\n## Global Conference in Tatters as Suspicions About Critic’s Fate Shadow Monarch\n# PASTOR MEETS TRUMP\n## Suburban Men ‘Feeling Better’ About Trump\n# Xi Began Drive To All but Erase Islam in China","[{\"question\":\"What is the core issue behind the “Saudi Prince’s Showcase” report?\",\"answer\":\"The coverage links a tarnished reputation and fallout to grisly, unconfirmed allegations involving a Saudi journalist, affecting attendees and sponsors for a Riyadh investor conference.\"},{\"question\":\"What is “Neom” in the context of the Saudi conference story?\",\"answer\":\"Neom is described as a $500 billion planned city intended to symbolize future-oriented modernization, including high-tech jobs and robotics.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the China story support its description of the internment drive?\",\"answer\":\"It cites speeches, reports, and online documents—often found on government websites—as evidence tracing leadership roles in escalating an indoctrination campaign aimed at limiting expressions of Islam.\"}]","The New York Times - Sunday, October 14, 2018 | PDF",1787985050]