domingo, 1 de noviembre de 2020

Sword-wielding man arrested in Quebec stabbings

++WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT++A man dressed in medieval clothing and armed with a Japanese sword was arrested Sunday on suspicion of killing two people and injuring five others on Halloween near the historic Château Frontenac hotel in Quebec City. (Nov. 1)

       

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Trump makes one last pitch to Michigan voters

President Trump on Sunday launched one final test of whether the large crowds at his rallies will translate into votes. He started out the day at a rally north of Detroit on a frigid morning and has nine more rallies to go before Tuesday. (Nov. 1)

       

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Pandemic-caused scaled-back Thanksgiving plans leave turkey farmers in limbo

Turkey farmers and grocers are anxious about Thanksgiving sales and predicting demand for the traditional holiday dinner.

       

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Tropical Storm Eta expected to intensify into the season's 12th hurricane on Monday

Tropical Storm Eta is the 28th named storm of a historic Atlantic hurricane season, which has tied 2005 for most storms on record.

       

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Today in History for November 1st

Highlights of this day in history: The Stamp Act takes effect; The U.S. explodes the first hydrogen bomb; Sistine Chapel paintings first shown to the public; Algerian nationalists begin rebellion against French rule; NFL's Walter Payton dies. (Nov. 1)

       

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Thanksgiving amid COVID-19: How to safely enjoy the holiday, according to experts

Health experts weigh in on how to avoid COVID-19 — and major arguments with family members about whether to get together, or get tested in advance.

       

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20 cheap American cities people are moving to

Many people moved away from COVID-19 hotspots or left cities because they lost their jobs amid the pandemic.

       

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