| |  |  | The Reuters Daily Briefing | Monday, November 28, 2022 by Linda Noakes | | | | | | | Today's biggest stories  Supporters of Republican candidate for Arizona Governor Kari Lake and Republican U.S. Senate candidate Blake Masters protest outside the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center in Phoenix, Arizona, November 12, 2022 U.S. As Arizona counties face a deadline today to certify their midterm election results, Republican candidates and activists promoting false theories of voter fraud are refusing to back down.
Some Republicans criticized Donald Trump for dining with white supremacist Nick Fuentes at the former president's Mar-A-Lago resort in Florida, even as Trump said the encounter was inadvertent. Arkansas Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson accused Trump of empowering extremism.
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to consider bids by an ex-aide to Democratic former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and a businessman to overturn their bribery and fraud convictions in a pair of cases that could make it harder to pursue public corruption prosecutions.
An eruption began in the summit caldera of Hawaii's Mauna Loa, the world's largest active volcano, the U.S. Geological Service's volcanic activity service said.
Two seriously injured people trapped inside a small plane that crashed into high-voltage power lines near Washington, D.C. and caused mass outages have been rescued, authorities said.
|  Concrete mixer trucks are parked at a factory due to a strike by a truckers' union in Anyang, South Korea, November 28, 2022 BUSINESS South Korea failed to reach agreement with a striking truckers' union in the first session of talks on the fifth day of a nationwide walkout, the union said, as supply chain glitches worsen and concrete runs out at building sites.
An anti-corruption drive in Vietnam has paralyzed many routine transactions in the country, causing shortages of essential goods and dampening investor confidence in one of Asia's fastest growing economies. The Chinese-style campaign against graft has been under way since 2016, but a series of recent scandals have sparked new wide-ranging investigations.
Spending on Cyber Monday, the biggest U.S. online shopping day, is set to hit a record $11.2 billion, according to a report, as discounts on everything from clothes to TVs drive shoppers to click "add to cart" even as stubbornly high inflation persists.
The bankruptcy of Stellantis' Jeep joint venture in China could spell trouble for other global automakers whose output has plunged over the last five years in the world's largest car market, as domestic players rapidly overtake. We look at how China is gaining the upper hand.
Twitter Chief Executive Elon Musk says new user signups to the social media platform are at an "all-time high", as he struggles with a mass exodus of advertisers and users fleeing to other platforms over concerns about verification and hate speech.
Paris' luxury-laden stock exchange is now worth more than London's. But although size matters, there are other indicators highlighting the UK capital's popularity with investors.
| | | | | | | | | | | Video of the day  Iran protests ripple through the World Cup Iran's soccer team has traditionally been a huge source of national pride, but the upheaval at home has followed the players to Qatar. | | | | And finally… Europe's south offers a warm welcome to energy migrants  Software developer Victor Varlamov logs in every morning to work on a sunny Spanish island off the coast of Africa after the prospect of steep heating bills and a winter made harsher by the Ukraine war drove him to leave his adoptive home in Poland. | | | Thanks for spending part of your day with us. | | | | | |
