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Month: November 2022

Hurricane Nicole forms; Florida awaits rare November storm

By FREIDA FRISARO and DÁNICA COTO Associated Press MIAMI (AP) — A Florida-bound storm strengthened into Hurricane Nicole on Wednesday evening as it pounded the Bahamas, and U.S. officials ordered evacuations that included former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club. It’s a rare November hurricane for storm-weary Florida, where only two such hurricanes have made landfall

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How the Georgia Senate runoff will work

By Paul LeBlanc, CNN If Georgia voters were hoping to avoid talking politics at Thanksgiving, the state’s tightly contested Senate race has other plans. Neither Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock nor Republican challenger Herschel Walker surpassed the 50% threshold needed to win the race outright Tuesday evening, CNN projects, forcing a runoff election set for December

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Jennifer Aniston habló abiertamente sobre sus intentos fallidos de fecundación in vitro y dice que no tiene remordimientos

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) —  Jennifer Aniston habló sobre sus intentos fallidos de quedarse embarazada, diciendo que tiene “cero remordimientos” sobre un período difícil de su vida. Hablando con la periodista Danielle Pergament para un artículo de portada de la revista Allure, Aniston contó que “pasó por cosas muy duras” a finales de sus 30 y

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Ahora los conductores de Tesla podrán hacer llamadas de Zoom desde su auto

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Los conductores de Tesla pronto podrán realizar videollamadas directamente desde la pantalla táctil de su vehículo, según anunció Zoom este martes. La compañía dijo este martes, durante su conferencia anual Zoom (ZM)topia —en la que suele presentar nuevas funciones para realizar llamadas a distancia—, que su software llegará al centro de

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GOP hopes of huge Latino gains realized in Florida but less evident around the country so far

By Eric Bradner, CNN Republicans had hoped to make big enough gains among Latino voters in 2022, extending their inroads from two years ago, that would fundamentally realign the political landscape in several battleground states — and the presidential map — in their favor. But although Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis delivered on those hopes, winning

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