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Biden Pushes for $1.9 Trillion in Pandemic Relief
President-elect Joe Biden is urging Congress to back a round of $1,400 per-person direct payments and asking for funding for testing and vaccine distribution.
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10 Republicans join all Democrats in charging Trump with inciting riot
President Trump became the only president to be impeached twice, this time for allegedly encouraging a mob to storm Congress as part of an effort to overturn Joe Biden’s election win. A trial in the Senate would occur after Biden takes office on Jan. 20.
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Hillary’s eerily accurate Trump predictions
In 2016, Hillary Clinton made a series of predictions about a Trump White House. Four years later, some of these have been “strikingly” spot on.
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Parler Sues Amazon After Tech Giant Kicks Site Off Its Servers
Lawsuit seeks order to prevent Amazon from shutting down social-media platform’s account
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‘DEATH BLOW’: Hidden motive behind Donald Trump’s impeachment
Donald Trump might not really be sacked before his term is up. But there are two good reasons why an impeachment would hit him where it hurts.
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Why conservatives’ favorite Twitter alternative is about to disappear from the internet
Far-right violence got Parler kicked off the internet.
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All the Trump Administration Officials Who Have Resigned Following the Capitol Riot He Incited
More White House officials are expected to resign over the coming days
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Police Officer Dies a Day After Sustaining Injuries During Riots at the Capitol Building
Officer Brian D. Sicknick's death marks the fifth fatality in connection to the violent mob attack on the Capitol
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Congress Confirms Biden Win; Schumer Calls for Trump Removal
President encouraged a mob of rioters that stormed the U.S. Capitol Wednesday before Joe Biden’s election win was ratified
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Trump Agrees to Orderly Transfer of Power to Biden After Capitol Riots
Congress ratified the president-elect’s victory in an overnight joint session, with lawmakers from both parties condemning president’s rhetoric
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Who is the horned man who stormed the Capitol?
The horned man dressed in furs and face paint who stormed the Capitol has been revealed as actor and hardcore Trump supporter Jake Angeli.
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Congress confirms Joe Biden as president-elect after Trump supporters stormed US Capitol building
Joe Biden’s presidential election victory has been certified by Congress despite objections by Trump loyalists. The certification process was disrupted earlier when a mob broke into the Capitol.
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SENATE RECONVENES AFTER RIOTERS STORM CAPITOL
U.S. Capitol Police put the Capitol into an hourslong lockdown after pro-Trump rioters forced their way into Congress, forcing lawmakers to shelter in place and halting debate over the ratification of President-elect Joe Biden’s Electoral College win. A woman who was shot during the unrest has died, D.C. police said.
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‘We will never concede’: Trump vows to fight on during DC rally as Congress set to certify election for Biden
US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his conviction that his political nemeses stole his rightful victory in November. In a rally outside the White House, the president declared he will “never concede.”
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Democrat wins in pivotal US elections
Raphael Warnock beat the GOP incumbent in a key race, putting Donald Trump’s party a seat away from losing its majority in the Senate.
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Nancy Pelosi re-elected as US House speaker with slim Democratic majority
Nancy Pelosi, the only woman to serve as US Speaker of the House, was narrowly re-elected to the position Sunday in a deeply divided new Congress that convened in the final weeks of Donald Trump's presidency.
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Biden election: Mike Pence 'welcomes' senators' bid to derail result
US Vice-President Mike Pence has welcomed an effort by a group of senators to refuse to certify Joe Biden's presidential election win.
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Trump Handed Defeat as Congress Overrides Defense Bill Veto
The president and others on the right have long accused social media platforms of censoring conservatives, something that the technology giants deny.
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Trump pardons Paul Manafort, Roger Stone and Charles Kushner
US President Donald Trump has pardoned former campaign manager Paul Manafort, ex-adviser Roger Stone and the father of Mr Trump's son-in-law.
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