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Trump Presses Grievances Over Presidential Election in Rally for Runoff Candidates in Georgia

President Donald Trump ranted about his allegations of voter fraud during a Georgia rally to support Republican Senate candidates in a runoff election in January.
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CDC Calls for Universal Mask Wearing, Warns of 'High-Level Transmission' in US

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued its latest universal mask wearing guidance on Friday, its strongest guidance yet during the COVID-19 pandemic.
President Trump Awards Presidential Medal Of Freedom To Coach Lou Holtz

27 Congressional Republicans Acknowledge Biden as President-Elect, Trump Wants to Know Who They Are

A recent poll by The Washington Post found that 27 Republicans in the House and Senate would commit to a Biden win, a result that surprised President Donald Trump.
Monolith Mystery 'Solved' by Stunt Artists Claiming They're Behind Mysterious Structures

Monolith Mystery 'Solved' by Stunt Artists Claiming They're Behind Mysterious Structures

A group of stunt artists is taking responsibility for the mysterious stainless steel monoliths that are mysteriously popping up in different parts of the world.
States Submit Orders for COVID-19 Vaccine as Hospitals Face Breaking Point in Virus Surge

States Submit Orders for COVID-19 Vaccine as Hospitals Face Breaking Point in Virus Surge

The deadline for states to submit orders for the COVID-19 vaccine ended on Friday. The deadline for states to submit orders for the COVID-19 vaccine ended on Friday.

'Socialist' Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Receives Backlash for Selling 'Pricey' Merchandise

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently unveiled her new merchandise collection online, but she received a huge backlash following its release.

Judge Orders Restoration of DACA, Directs Officials to Open Immigration Program to New Applicants

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Friday to restore the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) that protects eligible immigrant youth who came to the United States when they were children from deportation.
Biden: Americans Won't Be Forced to Get COVID-19 Vaccinations

Biden: Americans Won't Be Forced to Get COVID-19 Vaccinations

Democrat Joe Biden on Friday said Americans would not be mandated to get a COVID-19 shot once a vaccine is available.

Experts Investigating Mystery Surrounding Alexis Sharkey's Final Days

Experts are looking at the death of Houston social media influencer Alexis Sharkey. Experts are looking at the death of Houston social media influencer Alexis Sharkey.
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US Justice Department Sued Facebook for Alleged Discrimination Over US Workers

The U.S. Justice Department sued Facebook on Thursday alleging the big tech as anti-American by favoring foreign workers over skilled U.S. born.
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Optimism Grows for Stimulus as McConnell, Pelosi Discuss Negotiations Over Phone

Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi talked over the phone and discussed prioritizing omnibus and stimulus before the year ends.
Intensive Care Units in Hospitals Stretched, Leaving Doctors to Decide Who Needs It Most

Intensive Care Units in Hospitals Stretched, Leaving Doctors to Decide Who Needs It Most

Some patients needing intensive care are not getting it with hospitals overstretched in some United States' regions.

California to Impose Regional Stay-At-Home Order: Here's What You Need to Know

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced Thursday a new regional stay-at-home order to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the state.
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Team Executives Reject NFL's COVID-19 Policy

Tension now emerged inside the National Football League or NFL due to their COVID-19 policy. Team executives rejected the new policy of the NFL.
Republicans Want to Probe California Secretary’s $35 Million Grant to Biden-Linked Firm

Republicans to Probe California Secretary's $35 Million Grant to Biden-Linked Firm

The House Oversight and House Administration Committees Republicans are demanding answers from California Secretary of State Alex Padilla's $35 million contract that he allegedly awarded to a firm related to the Biden campaign.
Trump Campaign's Witness Alleges Voting Machine USB Drives Had Totals Altered Overnight in Nevada

Trump Campaign's Witness Alleges Voting Machine USB Drives Had Totals Altered Overnight in Nevada

The Trump campaign put forward statements from a Nevada witness, saying the memory disks of voting machines were altered to have different totals overnight.
Another Mysterious Monolith Suddenly Appears — This Time in California

Another Mysterious Monolith Suddenly Appears — This Time in California

Another tall, silver, shining metal monolith mysteriously appeared in Southern California. Reports said the monolith was similar to the one found in the Utah desert.

Push for National American Latino Museum Reignites at Senate

A key Senate committee on Thursday agreed unanimously to send to the full Senate a previously passed House bill that would establish a museum dedicated to American Latino.
Fauci Warns of 'More Ominous' Strains of COVID-19 Emerging in South Africa, Brazil

Biden Asks Fauci to Become His Chief Medical Adviser and Join New COVID-19 Team

Democrat Joe Biden said Thursday that he plans to keep Dr. Anthony Fauci as his chief medical adviser and be a part of his COVID-19 response team.
Moderna to Provide up to 125 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Globally in Early 2021

Moderna to Provide up to 125 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Globally in Early 2021

Moderna Inc. said Thursday that it is looking forward to having 100 million to 125 million doses of its experimental COVID-19 vaccine ready for the entire globe by the first quarter of 2021.