No matter who wins the election, the US will remain in a job crisis.
This is what you need to know to start the day.
Truth first.
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America's political fate at stake
The electoral duel between President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden comes down to a tally of hundreds of thousands of legal votes in a handful of key states after a night of turns that leaves America's political fate deeply divided. , on the razor's edge.
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No matter who wins the election, the US will continue to have a job crisis
It is not yet clear who will win the election, but no matter who makes it to the White House, one of the top priorities for the next administration is clear: fixing the country's broken labor market.
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The new state rules for covid-19
Doctors say this wave will be the worst rise in covid-19 yet in the U.S. But no one wants more closures or lockdowns.
So this is what some governors and mayors are doing to try to control this pandemic.
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Eta persists in Central America as a tropical depression
Eta, which weakened Wednesday night to a tropical depression, claimed at least one life, and still has days of devastation in store for Central America.
Then it is scheduled to go to the coast of the United States.
Maximum alert in Honduras and Nicaragua due to the storm Eta 5:11
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The US is officially out of the Paris Climate Agreement
The United States officially abandoned the Paris Climate Agreement on Wednesday, the historic global pact that aimed to protect the planet from the worsening impacts of the climate crisis.
Whether the US gets involved again depends on the outcome of the presidential election.
The US is officially out of the Paris agreement 0:58
At coffee time
Celebrities are stressed about elections too
If you are anxious about elections, you should know that in Hollywood the rich and famous go through the same thing.
Celebrities react to election results 1:53
An iceberg 80 times the size of Manhattan could destroy a fragile South Atlantic ecosystem
One of the world's largest icebergs is on a collision course with an oasis on a South Atlantic island, potentially threatening a rich wildlife ecosystem that includes penguins and seals.
How To Talk Politics With Angry Loved Ones Who Disagree With You
Here are eight ways on how to have a successful political conversation with those who matter to you and who don't share your views.
This is how early votes are counted in the US 0:50
The prehistoric hunters were not all men.
Women also hunted
Men hunted, while women gathered fruit - that has long been the prevailing view of our prehistoric ancestors.
But new research suggests that the division of labor was more equitable.
The number of the day
25
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Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina will be the youngest member of Congress in modern history.
This is the youngest US Congressman 0:51
Quote of the day
Diego, all the strength in the world.
My family and I want to see you well as soon as possible.
A heartfelt hug! »
Lionel Messi joined in the greetings of support to Diego Maradona after his operation.
Maradona has no complications after surgery 0:55
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And to finish…
NASA restores communication with probe sent into space in 1977
The US space agency made repairs to an antenna in Australia that have allowed it to command the Voyager 2 probe, after seven months without communication.
The probe, launched in August 1977, has been in space for more than 43 years on missions linked to Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
NASA resumes contact with the Voyager 2 probe 1:14