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Trump accepts US presidency transition to Biden must begin
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PRESIDENT’S DEPARTING BLOW: Trump ignores rule for morbid legacy
Donald Trump is breaking “normal rules of civility” when it comes to the upcoming executions of three death row inmates, experts say.
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US election: Trump lawyers’ wild press conference
Hair dye ran down Rudy Giuliani’s face during an extraordinary press conference where Donald Trump’s legal team claimed they would overturn the election.
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Pelosi Condemns Trump Firing Official Who Refuted Fraud Claims
The president fired Christopher Krebs, director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, who rejected claims of election fraud.
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Six words that saw Trump lose vital state
Arizona has finally, conclusively, been called for Joe Biden with some seeing it as “revenge” for a single insult uttered by Trump years ago.
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Biden pulls even further ahead of Trump
Multiple media outlets have just named Joe Biden the winner in Arizona, extending his lead over Donald Trump even further.
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Hollywood Eyes Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Pick for Kamala Harris’ Senate Seat
Hollywood politicos are keeping a close watch on California Gov. Gavin Newsom as he assembles a short list for filling the Senate seat about to be vacated by Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
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President-elect calls on all Americans to unite after contentious campaign
In their first speech to the nation Saturday evening, the president-elect and vice president-elect pledged to unite the nation. Biden promised to be “president who seeks not to divide but unify” and Harris said, “you ushered in a new day for America.”
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Donald Trump plays golf as Joe Biden’s win is confirmed, is booed on return to White House
As Joe Biden’s win was announced, US President Donald Trump did not seem in a rush to get back to the White House.
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Trump denies Biden victory, promises legal action
President Donald Trump has refused to acknowledge Joe Biden’s apparent victory, and promised to start prosecuting cases to ensure “the rightful winner is seated.”
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US results: Trump sons attack Republicans for 'weak' backing
President Donald Trump's two sons have rebuked Republicans for failing to back the president as he struggles to win re-election.
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US election results: Why Arizona’s Cindy McCain could seal Trump’s loss
The crucial state of Arizona should’ve swung Trump’s way. But his war of words against one man may have not only cost him the state, but the election.
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Hunter Biden’s laptop with trove of top US officials’ data was protected by password comprising HIS NAME – report
The laptop belonging to Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, which became a source of damaging leaks, would have been an easy target for any amateur hacker, Daily Mail reports, claiming that the password it was protected with was “Hunter02.”
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Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to U.S. Supreme Court
Appointment solidifies top court's rightward tilt; a victory for Trump
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Vice-President Mike Pence to miss Trump Supreme Court vote
US Vice-President Mike Pence is expected to miss a vote confirming Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, his aides have said.
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SUDDENLY CLOSING THE GAP: Why you can’t count Trump out of a US win
Don’t believe the opinion polls – Donald Trump is actually ahead of Joe Biden, according to one pollster who accurately called the 2016 election. Here’s the breakdown.
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Trump and Biden will have mics cut during opponent's answers in final debate
Last month’s debate was marred by frequent interruptions by the president.
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Meadows: ‘Still optimistic’ Trump will leave hospital on Monday
The White House chief of staff said the president will meet with his doctors and nurses to assess his progress.
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Donald Trump’s coronavirus symptoms were worse than first reported, doctors confirm
Donald Trump’s doctor admits he misled the world about the president’s condition, including needing oxygen and getting serious drug treatments.
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Donald Trump leaves hospital for brief motorcade as doubts over his condition persist
President Donald Trump declared, “I get it,” in a message to the nation Sunday evening before briefly leaving the hospital to salute cheering supporters from his motorcade. The surprising move raised new questions about his understanding of the deadly coronavirus that has killed more than 209,000 Americans.
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