Bill O'Reilly here Thursday, November 12, 2020, you are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening across our nation.

Republicans now won win away from a Senate majority.

The Trump campaign launches yet another election lawsuit.

New York brings back parts of the shutdown.

The virus causing mental health problems among America's teenagers.

COVID cases top 100,000 a day in the USA.

Also ahead of how COVID beat President Trump.

But first Republican Senator Dan Sullivan winning reelection in Alaska

after that state slowly tallied votes, meaning the GOP is just one win away from a clear 51 seat majority.

Two runoff races in Georgia in January will decide which party controls the chamber,

handing power over to either Mitch McConnell or Chuck Schumer as majority leader in the Senate.

The Trump team filing another election lawsuit in Michigan this time claiming Republicans were blocked

from viewing the vote count.

Lawyers say folks in Wayne County that's Detroit intentionally hid ineligible ballots from inspectors.

Joe Biden currently leads Donald Trump in Michigan by 150,000 votes.

New York Governor Cuomo unveiling a series of new COVID restrictions on bars, restaurants, gyms,

wedding venues, other establishments, as cases climb across the Empire State.

Any business with a liquor license must close by 10 p.m.

Infection rates in some places have doubled since mid-October, especially New York City and Long Island.

New City front department of Health and Human Services says a spike in clinical depression

among America's teenagers is a big concern.

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