Headlines for November 11, 2022

Control of Senate Hangs in Balance as Vote Counting Continues in Arizona and Nevada, Arizona Officials Condemn Death Threats Against Election Workers, Republicans Edge Closer to Claiming House Majority , Democrats Tina Kotek and Maura Healey Become First Openly Lesbian Elected Governors , Ukraine Says It Liberated Dozens of Towns and Villages in Russian-Occupied Kherson, WSJ: South Korea to Sell Artillery for Ukraine in Confidential Arms Deal with U.S. , Ukraine’s Zelensky Says Russia’s Invasion Has Worsened Climate Crisis, Egypt Cracks Down on Dissent as Family of Hunger-Striking Political Prisoner Appeals to Biden , Biden to Meet with Xi Jinping Next Week on Sidelines of G20 Summit, China Sticks with “Zero COVID” Policy as Daily Cases Pass 10,000 , Israeli Forces Kill Two Palestinians in West Bank; Palestinian Rights Groups Testify to U.N. Panel, U.S. State Department Blasts Israeli Politician Ben-Gvir for “Celebrating Terrorism”, Crew Finds Noose at Construction Site of Obama Presidential Library, Black Liberation Elder Mutulu Shakur Released from Prison with Just Months Left to Live, D.C. Sues NFL, Washington Commanders over Toxic Workplace Cover-Up, U.S. Judge Blocks Biden Student Relief Plan, 48,000 University of California Graduate Workers Poised to Strike Statewide, HarperCollins Workers Go on Strike to Demand Fair Pay and Benefits