In today's top stories, Amazon unveils Black Friday deals starting on Nov. 25, available on its shopping app, website, as well as its physical retail stores. In other news, cryptocurrency faces a quantum computing problem. And finally, thinking about getting the flu shot? Here's what side effects to expect.

In today's top stories, Elon Musk sold about $687 million worth of Tesla shares on Thursday, according to SEC filings, totaling to 5.1 million shares of Tesla stock in one week. This was on top of the $5 billion worth of shares he sold earlier in the week. That totals more than 5.1 millions shares sold this week.In other news, The infrastructure bill includes a mandate for automakers to implement tech that will prevent drunk drivingAnd finally, climate agreement at COP26 is first to mention impact on fossil fuels, but the language of the agreement, signed by nearly 200 countries, was changed from "phase out" coal power to "phase down," a move some said would make it hard to reach key goals around warming.

In today's top stories, the US and China announced a joint declaration to work against climate change at COP26 after months of talks. In other news, YouTube is getting rid of public dislike counts to tamp down harassment. And finally, Longest partial lunar eclipse this century is coming next week - here's how to watch.

In today's top stories, some cities and states are giving kids money to get the COVID vaccine. But while kids may respond more positively than adults to vaccine incentives, but many of them need their parents' consent and assistance to get the vaccine. In other pandemic news, COVID-19-related plastic waste is threatening the ocean environment, study finds. And finally, authorities rescue teen girl after she used hand signal learned on TikTok indicating distress.

In today's top stories, inclimate weather and a medical issue forced SpaceX Crew 3 to push back its Crew-3 Dragon launch to Nov. 10, here's how to watch it live. In other news, Twitter's Blue subscription service will let you undo tweets and read articles without ads. And finally, Cyber Monday may be too late to snag the best deals, check out CNET's top tips to shop smart this year.

In today's top stories, the US lifts pandemic travel ban and reopens the borders to non essential international travelers. In other news, Biden's COVID vaccine mandate is temporarily blocked by a three-judge panel from the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. And finally, Nintendo says it will release patch resolving Animal Crossing bugs this month.

In today's top stories, Musk poses Twitter poll to determine if he sells 10% of Tesla stock to pay taxes. Earlier this year, a ProPublica report revealed how the Tesla CEO and other members of the uber-wealthy minimize taxes, sometimes by taking out loans using their stock holdings as collateral. In other news, in order to comply with a new South Korean law, Google will allow apps in South Korea to use third-party payment plans. And finally, NASA Mars helicopter sets off on a grand journey back to its original airfield.

In today's top stories, payment apps Venmo, PayPal, and CashApp add cryptocurrency purchasing option to their lists of services. In other news, Blue Origin loses legal challenge over NASA's choice of SpaceX and Starship. And finally, Tesla recalls 12,000 EVs affected by Full Self-Driving beta issues.

In today's top stories, Facebook will shut down its facial recognition system. As part of the move, the company will delete the face scan data of more than 1 billion users. In more Facebook news, Mark Zuckerberg takes swipe at Apple's 30% cut as he reveals Facebook creator tools. And finally, Watch NASA discuss upping Earth's planetary defense capabilities with DART in a press briefing Thursday.

In today's top stories, Jeff Bezos commits $2 billion to fight climate change at COP26, inspired by his trip to the edge of space. In other news, NASA's Hubble telescope is in safe mode again, and the space agency is trying to figure out why. And finally, Americans have $1.42 trillion in auto loan debt and industry is off the rails, report says.