I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley.

It's Friday, November 18th, and this is your Morning Wire afternoon update.

Another series of Russian air strikes hit several Ukrainian energy facilities, a sign of

coming struggle should the air strikes continue to target power and gas infrastructure.

Meanwhile, the United Nations announced that an extension to a deal ensuring grain and

fertilizer experts would continue amid the ongoing war.

Public and Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kerry Lake has still not conceded, despite

multiple outlets calling the race for her Democrat opponent, Katie Hobbs.

In a video post Thursday, Lake told supporters that she's still in this fight.

When we call for Katie Hobbs to recuse herself over a year ago, they ridiculed us.

It turns out we were right.

The Fox was guarding the hand-house.

Facebook still has no plans to reinstate former President Trump's account, despite his

announcement that he will seek a second term in the White House.

Facebook was booted from the platform following the events of January 6th, though he may not

have to wait too long to be back on the site as the former President's suspension is set

to be reconsidered in January.

Twitter owner Elon Musk signaled that the social media platform will soon allow users

to post messages with more than 280 characters.

In a tweet Thursday, Musk said, quote, the ability to do long tweets is coming soon.

Target has joined a growing list of large retailers blaming an increase in shoplifting

for losses in profits.

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