Results are still being declared in the US mid-term elections, with control of Congress hanging in the balance. Republicans are likely to take control of the House of Representatives, but the Senate fight remains on a knife-edge.

US Midterm Elections 2022: Republicans and Democrats are neck to neck in senate race

The United States midterm elections are underway with the Democrats and Republicans fighting to secure a majority of&nbsp;the two chambers of Congress,&nbsp;the House of Representatives and the Senate. The recent exit polls show signs of a bigger problem looming over the Dems for the next Presidential elections in 2024.&nbsp;

The early results of the national exit poll conducted for CNN and other news networks by Edison Research show that more than two-thirds of those who voted for House candidates do not want incumbent president Joe Biden to run for re-election in&nbsp;two years. &nbsp;

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More than seven in 10 independent voters, and at least nine in 10 Republican voters said that they don’t want&nbsp;Biden to be a part of the upcoming presidential race. While less than six in 10 Democratic voters thought that he should run again in 2024.&nbsp;

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This comes as just under six in 10 independent voters and more than nine in 10 GOP voters have an unfavourable view of Biden as well as his work as president. While only one in 10 Democratic voters have an unfavourable view of the president and slightly more disapprove of his job performance.

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On the other hand, two-thirds of independent voters and more than nine in 10 Democratic voters held an unfavourable view of former President Donald Trump. While just over three-quarters of GOP voters held a favourable view of him. Notably, independent voters comprise about a quarter of the electorate, roughly one-third are Democratic voters and Republican voters are just over one-third of the electorate.&nbsp; 
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The United States midterm elections are underway with the Democrats and Republicans fighting to secure a majority of the two chambers of Congress, the House of Representatives and the Senate.

The United States midterm elections are underway with the Democrats and Republicans fighting to secure a majority of the two chambers of Congress, the House of Representatives and the Senate. The recent exit polls show signs of a bigger problem looming over the Dems for the next Presidential elections in 2024. The early results of the national exit poll conducted for CNN and other news networks by Edison Research show that more than two-thirds of those who voted for House candidates do not want incumbent president Joe Biden to run for re-election in two years. ALSO READ: US midterm election results 2022 LIVE updates |'Bloodbath!!!': Donald Trump's son tweets as Republicans surge in midterms More than seven in 10 independent voters, and at least nine in 10 Republican voters said that they don’t want Biden to be a part of the upcoming presidential race. While less than six in 10 Democratic voters thought that he should run again in 2024. ALSO WATCH: US Midterm Elections | Donald Trump vs Ron DeSantis: Cracks within the Republicans? This comes as just under six in 10 independent voters and more than nine in 10 GOP voters have an unfavourable view of Biden as well as his work as president. While only one in 10 Democratic voters have an unfavourable view of the president and slightly more disapprove of his job performance. ALSO READ: Poll: Biden, his party struggle ahead of midterms, as most Dems look elsewhere for 2024 On the other hand, two-thirds of independent voters and more than nine in 10 Democratic voters held an unfavourable view of former President Donald Trump. While just over three-quarters of GOP voters held a favourable view of him. Notably, independent voters comprise about a quarter of the electorate, roughly one-third are Democratic voters and Republican voters are just over one-third of the electorate. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The Sonoran Desert toad is somewhat infamous for a toxin it secretes which can be used to have a hallucinogenic experience. The animal appears mostly in North America and several reports claim that people end up having violent episodes after coming in contact with the animal. However, licking them has suddenly turned into a trend in the United States and the authorities are not happy about it.&nbsp;

The US National Park Service has come out with an official warning against people trying to lick the Sonoran Desert toad for a quick high. The authorities have stated that the warning is meant to protect people from falling sick due to overexposure to the toxin of the largest toad in the US.&nbsp;

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Toad-licking is not a new practice with many parts of Africa and South America providing such services on the black market. However, the health concerns are equally well documented, and over the years, multiple deaths have been attributed to overdosing or constant abuse of the toxins.&nbsp;

According to the official website of the Organ Pipe Cactus national monument in Arizona, hallucinations and euphoria are the effects of consuming the toxin but can be lethal in high doses.&nbsp;

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“As we say with most things you come across in a national park, whether it be a banana slug, an unfamiliar mushroom, or a large toad with glowing eyes in the dead of night, please refrain from licking,” it said.&nbsp;

The warning is not just limited to human beings as the owners were also asked to refrain their dogs from licking the toad as the toxins can also impact them. “Animals that harass this species generally are intoxicated through the mouth, nose, or eyes,” the&nbsp;Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum told The Guardian.&nbsp;

The Sonoran Desert toad is somewhat infamous for a toxin it secretes which can be used to have a hallucinogenic experience. The animal appears mostly in North America and several reports claim that people end up having violent episodes after coming in contact with the animal.

The Sonoran Desert toad is somewhat infamous for a toxin it secretes which can be used to have a hallucinogenic experience. The animal appears mostly in North America and several reports claim that people end up having violent episodes after coming in contact with the animal. However, licking them has suddenly turned into a trend in the United States and the authorities are not happy about it. The US National Park Service has come out with an official warning against people trying to lick the Sonoran Desert toad for a quick high. The authorities have stated that the warning is meant to protect people from falling sick due to overexposure to the toxin of the largest toad in the US. Also read | Ten African countries accuse European Union of endangering global hippo population Toad-licking is not a new practice with many parts of Africa and South America providing such services on the black market. However, the health concerns are equally well documented, and over the years, multiple deaths have been attributed to overdosing or constant abuse of the toxins. According to the official website of the Organ Pipe Cactus national monument in Arizona, hallucinations and euphoria are the effects of consuming the toxin but can be lethal in high doses. Also read | $3 billion in Bitcoin seized by US Department of Justice in a decade old case “As we say with most things you come across in a national park, whether it be a banana slug, an unfamiliar mushroom, or a large toad with glowing eyes in the dead of night, please refrain from licking,” it said. The warning is not just limited to human beings as the owners were also asked to refrain their dogs from licking the toad as the toxins can also impact them. “Animals that harass this species generally are intoxicated through the mouth, nose, or eyes,” the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum told The Guardian.

Stop licking toads, US National Parks Service warns visitors

Polls have started closing in high stakes US Midterm elections as millions of Americans cast their vote that will shape the future of United States. These polls are shaping up to be the most consequential in the nation's history.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he is ready to have “genuine peace talks” with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin but laid out certain conditions.&nbsp;His shift in stance comes after the West nudged the Ukrainian leader to initiate discussions with Putin to achieve a long-lasting solution to the conflict.&nbsp;

Among the conditions set out by Zelensky include returning Ukrainian control over its territories,&nbsp;ensure reparations for destruction&nbsp;and bringing to justice&nbsp;perpetrators of war crimes.&nbsp;

However, it is believed that Russia would not agree to the preconditions listed out by the Ukrainian leader and hence the probability of the talks being held is pretty low.

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Kyiv has been making significant advances in the battlefield in recent months, thanks to the military aid provided by the West.&nbsp;

Russia, too, has intensified its attacks following the Crimean bridge attack, which it&nbsp;claimed was perpetrated by Ukrainian forces.&nbsp;

US officials have been urging Zelensky to hold talks with Putin over fears that public support for the country’s war efforts could dwindle with&nbsp;no end to the conflict in sight.&nbsp;

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Recently, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan extended "unwavering and unflinching" support to Ukraine during his visit to Kyiv.&nbsp;

"We fully intend to ensure that the resources are there as necessary and that we'll get votes from both sides of the aisle to make that happen," Sullivan told reporters during a briefing at the Ukrainian presidential administration.&nbsp;

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There have been demands amongst some Republicans to scale back military aid to Kyiv even as experts and opinion polls tip the Grand Old Party to take control of the US Congress. &nbsp;

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he is ready to have “genuine peace talks” with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin but laid out certain conditions.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he is ready to have “genuine peace talks” with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin but laid out certain conditions. His shift in stance comes after the West nudged the Ukrainian leader to initiate discussions with Putin to achieve a long-lasting solution to the conflict. Among the conditions set out by Zelensky include returning Ukrainian control over its territories, ensure reparations for destruction and bringing to justice perpetrators of war crimes. However, it is believed that Russia would not agree to the preconditions listed out by the Ukrainian leader and hence the probability of the talks being held is pretty low. Watch | US Midterm Elections: Republicans call out Biden's 'blank cheque' for Ukraine Kyiv has been making significant advances in the battlefield in recent months, thanks to the military aid provided by the West. Russia, too, has intensified its attacks following the Crimean bridge attack, which it claimed was perpetrated by Ukrainian forces. US officials have been urging Zelensky to hold talks with Putin over fears that public support for the country’s war efforts could dwindle with no end to the conflict in sight. Also read | Some Ukrainians are 'recycling' a downed Russian jet by turning them into luggage tags: Report Recently, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan extended "unwavering and unflinching" support to Ukraine during his visit to Kyiv. "We fully intend to ensure that the resources are there as necessary and that we'll get votes from both sides of the aisle to make that happen," Sullivan told reporters during a briefing at the Ukrainian presidential administration. Also read | US alleges North Korea is 'covertly supplying' artillery shells to Russia for Ukraine war There have been demands amongst some Republicans to scale back military aid to Kyiv even as experts and opinion polls tip the Grand Old Party to take control of the US Congress. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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Millions have voted in the crucial midterm polls that will decide America's future. The Democrats have managed to flip the closely contested senate seat from Pennsylvania.

US Midterm election live updates: Democrats win Pennsylvania race; Republicans take Florida

Polls have started closing in high stakes US Midterm Elections as millions of Americans cast their vote that will shape the future of United States of America. Polls have started to close in some parts of Indiana and Kentucky. These polls are shaping up to be the most consequential in the nation's history.

US Midterm Elections: Democrats flip Massachusetts Governor seat

With the Republicans leading in the midterm elections, the party seems to be eyeing the 2024 Presidential elections. Ron DeSantis, the 44-year-old politician, has become the Florida Governor for the second time and before that he was part of the law chamber for five years.

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It's the most watched election right now, millions have voted in the US midterm elections that could define America's future and results have started pouring in. In the latest, Democrats have managed to flip the closely contested seat from Pennsylvania.

US Midterm Elections: Democrat Kathy Hochul wins New York Governor race

The United States of America has a new winner, this comes after a Powerball player in California won the $2.4 billion jackpot. This ends the string of 40 drawings which did not produce any winners. The lack of winners in the previous drawings caused the top prize to touch a record territory.

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Millions of Americans have cast their votes in these crucial midterm elections and polling has been closed in multiple states in the United States of America. Although, in the Western part of the nation, polling is still on but votes are being counted early.

US Midterm Elections: Marco Rubio wins Florida senate race

"They kept asking if he's good for General Elections, so as of this moment, we have 80 wins and 3 losses, is that okay? Wouldn't that be funny if we were better on the general election than the nominations themselves," said former President Donald Trump while addressing the media.

US Midterm Elections: Donald Trump eyes 2024 Presidential race; addresses media

'There's a lot of bad things going on, stay online - they are gonna try to force you, they want to delay you of voting but they cannot delay you out of voting. So to the people of Arizona - stay online, don't leave already - a lot of people have left and it's very, very unfair of what's going on," said Donald Trump after finding out that there's a problem in vote-counting machines.

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According to the early trends, there seems to be an early lead that the Republicans have stolen from the Democrats. The states have just started the results and the Grand Old Party (GOP) of politics have stolen the lead. In the latest, the incumbent Governor of Florida, Ron Desantis, has managed to hold on to the seat.

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In the US midterm elections what matters most to 32% voters is inflation, 27% voters think of abortion, crime and gun policy matters to 12% voters, immigration matters to 10% voters and 7% have no answer.

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'We made promises to the people of Florida and we have delivered on those promises, and so today after four years, people have delivered their verdict - freedom is here to stay," said Ron DeSantis after getting re-elected in Florida.

US Midterm Elections: Republican Ron DeSantis re-elected in Florida, addresses media

I can't thank enough to the people who are present here in this room, I am also thankful to the most amazing campaign staff you could ever imagine, who have put in their tireless efforts. I will forever be grateful to each of you and I won't let any of you down," said Sarah Sanders after getting elected as Arkansas governor.

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Inflation and abortion are the top voter concern on election day. The turnout has been much more expensive than anticipated. It's being seen as a sign of how crucial this year's midterms have become.

US Midterm Elections: Inflation and abortion top voter concerns

The voters are divided culturally and politically as they are concerned about where the United States of America is headed. Amidst this, 2022 US Midterm Elections are projected to be the most expensive non-Presidential election in the American history.

US Midterm 2022 are most expensive elections, says reports; projected to exceed $16.7 bn

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US President Joe Biden has admitted that democrats face a "tough" challenge holding their majority in the House of Representatives.

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Twitter owner Elon Musk has urged Americans to vote for the Republican party in the midterm elections.

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In a few hours from now, the voting will start for the midterm elections in the United States. Democrats and Republicans are in their final stretch of campaigning. These polls will decide who will run the Congress. The results will set the tone for the next two years. Here's all you need to know about the midterm elections.

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Putin-linked entrepreneur Yevgeny Prigozhin admitted that he had interfered in US elections and would continue to do so.

Putin-linked businessman admits to US elections 'interference'

U.S. chip maker Nvidia Corp said on Monday it is offering a new advanced chip in China that meets recent export control rules aimed at keeping cutting-edge technology out of China’s hands.

The new chip, called the A800, represents the first reported effort by a U.S. semiconductor company to create advanced processors for China that follow new U.S. trade rules. Nvidia has said the export limitations could cost it hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.

Nvidia’s comments confirmed reporting by Reuters that Chinese computer sellers are advertising products with the new chip.

US&nbsp;regulations set in early October effectively banned export of advanced microchips and equipment to produce advanced chips by Chinese chipmakers, part of an effort to hobble China’s semiconductor industry and in turn the military.

In late August, Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices Inc both said that their advanced chips, including Nvidia’s data center chip A100, were added to the export control list by the Commerce Department. The Nvidia A800 can be used in place of the A100, and both are GPUs, or graphics processing units.

Such advanced chips can cost thousands of dollars each.

“The Nvidia A800 GPU, which went into production in Q3, is another alternative product to the Nvidia A100 GPU for customers in China. The A800 meets the U.S. Government’s clear test for reduced export control and cannot be programmed to exceed it,” a Nvidia spokesperson said in a statement to Reuters.

At least two Chinese websites by major server makers offer the A800 chip in their products. One of those products previously used the A100 chip in promotional material.

A distributor website in China detailed the specifications of the A800. A comparison of the chip capabilities with the A100 shows that the chip-to-chip data transfer rate is 400 gigabytes per second on the new chip, down from 600 gigabytes per second on the A100. The new rules restrict rates of 600 gigabytes per second and up.

“The A800 looks to be a repackaged A100 GPU designed to avoid the recent Commerce Department trade restrictions,” said Wayne Lam, an analyst at CCS Insight, basing his comments on the specs shared by Reuters, and noting that eight is a lucky number in China.

“China is a significant market for Nvidia and it makes ample business sense to reconfigure your product to avoid trade restrictions,” said Lam.

Lam said the chip-to-chip communications abilities of the A800 represented a clear performance downgrade for a data center where thousands of chips are used together.

Major Chinese server makers Inspur and H3C which offer servers with the new chips did not respond to requests for comment. Neither did chip distributor OmniSky which posted the A800 specs online.

Nvidia has said that about $400 million worth of chip sales to China could be impacted in its fiscal third quarter ended in October due to the limits on high-end chips. Having a replacement chip could help lessen the financial blow.

Nvidia declined comment on whether it consulted the Commerce Department about the new chip. A Commerce Department spokesperson declined to comment.

U.S. chip maker Nvidia Corp said on Monday it is offering a new advanced chip in China that meets recent export control rules aimed at keeping cutting-edge technology out of China’s hands.

U.S. chip maker Nvidia Corp said on Monday it is offering a new advanced chip in China that meets recent export control rules aimed at keeping cutting-edge technology out of China’s hands. The new chip, called the A800, represents the first reported effort by a U.S. semiconductor company to create advanced processors for China that follow new U.S. trade rules. Nvidia has said the export limitations could cost it hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. Nvidia’s comments confirmed reporting by Reuters that Chinese computer sellers are advertising products with the new chip. US regulations set in early October effectively banned export of advanced microchips and equipment to produce advanced chips by Chinese chipmakers, part of an effort to hobble China’s semiconductor industry and in turn the military. In late August, Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices Inc both said that their advanced chips, including Nvidia’s data center chip A100, were added to the export control list by the Commerce Department. The Nvidia A800 can be used in place of the A100, and both are GPUs, or graphics processing units. Such advanced chips can cost thousands of dollars each. “The Nvidia A800 GPU, which went into production in Q3, is another alternative product to the Nvidia A100 GPU for customers in China. The A800 meets the U.S. Government’s clear test for reduced export control and cannot be programmed to exceed it,” a Nvidia spokesperson said in a statement to Reuters. At least two Chinese websites by major server makers offer the A800 chip in their products. One of those products previously used the A100 chip in promotional material. A distributor website in China detailed the specifications of the A800. A comparison of the chip capabilities with the A100 shows that the chip-to-chip data transfer rate is 400 gigabytes per second on the new chip, down from 600 gigabytes per second on the A100. The new rules restrict rates of 600 gigabytes per second and up. “The A800 looks to be a repackaged A100 GPU designed to avoid the recent Commerce Department trade restrictions,” said Wayne Lam, an analyst at CCS Insight, basing his comments on the specs shared by Reuters, and noting that eight is a lucky number in China. “China is a significant market for Nvidia and it makes ample business sense to reconfigure your product to avoid trade restrictions,” said Lam. Lam said the chip-to-chip communications abilities of the A800 represented a clear performance downgrade for a data center where thousands of chips are used together. Major Chinese server makers Inspur and H3C which offer servers with the new chips did not respond to requests for comment. Neither did chip distributor OmniSky which posted the A800 specs online. Nvidia has said that about $400 million worth of chip sales to China could be impacted in its fiscal third quarter ended in October due to the limits on high-end chips. Having a replacement chip could help lessen the financial blow. Nvidia declined comment on whether it consulted the Commerce Department about the new chip. A Commerce Department spokesperson declined to comment.

Nvidia offers new advanced chip for China that meets US export controls

A United States district judge said that the British billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson must face a lawsuit filed by the shareholders of Virgin Galactic who have alleged that he withheld information regarding issues faced by the company’s spaceship programme.

Billionaire Richard Branson could face fraud suit from Virgin Galactic shareholders

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