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Five Key Points in Joe Biden's Economic Plans After Election

Democrat Joe Biden won this year's election, and his bold economic plans more than offset the drawbacks of taxes and regulations, said top economists.
Vice Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris Addresses Virtual DNC From Delaware

Kamala Harris Makes History as First Woman of Color Elected VP

California Sen. Kamala Harris made history Saturday as the first woman of color to be elected as vice president of the United States.
Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden Holds Train Campaign Tour Of OH And PA

Joe Biden Wins US Presidential Election 2020 After Taking Pennsylvania

Joe Biden has won the U.S. presidential election after securing votes from the battleground state of Pennsylvania.
Trump’s Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Tests Positive for COVID-19

Trump's Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Tests Positive for COVID-19

As the United States sets daily records for coronavirus cases, President Donald Trump's Chief of Staff Mark Meadows was reported to contract COVID-19.
Texas Surpasses 1 Million Coronavirus Cases, Ranks Highest in US

Texas Surpasses 1 Million Coronavirus Cases, Ranks Highest in US

While the nation is glued in monitoring the presidential election results, Texas quietly inched its way towards one million coronavirus cases.
McConnell, Pelosi to Make New Stimulus Bill a Top Priority Now That Election Is Over

McConnell, Pelosi to Make New Stimulus Bill a Top Priority Now That Election Is Over

Both Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are making the COVID-19 stimulus bill their top priority now that the presidential election is over.

Man Killed Girlfriend, Her Two Family Members After She Refused to Cook and Braid His Hair

An Oregon man killed his girlfriend and two members of her family after she refused to cook for him and braid his hair.

Trump Attacks Absentee Ballots Cast by Military as Count Continues

President Donald Trump has attacked the absentee ballots cast by military members and their spouses, which must be counted under the law.
These Are the Issues You Probably Missed While Focusing on US Presidential Election

These Are the Issues You Probably Missed While Focusing on US Presidential Election

While everyone is waiting for the United States presidential election's final results, some crucial issues have been set aside. Here are the five critical matters that happened recently.

Election Results: Biden Inching Closer to Presidency as He Leads in Pennsylvania, Nevada and Georgia

Democratic nominee Joe Biden continues to lead the presidential race in several battleground states.
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Man Accidentally Shot Pregnant Wife to Death After Mistaking Her for an Intruder

A Florida man claims that he accidentally shot his wife using a handgun after thinking she was an intruder. The victim, who was 6-month-old pregnant, did not survive her fatal injuries.
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Working in Office Makes You More Vulnerable to COVID-19, New Report Shows

A new report shows that those who are working in the office are more likely to get infected with COVID-19 than those who are working at home.
More Americans Are on Diet From a Decade Ago, Says CDC

More Americans Are on Diet From a Decade Ago, Says CDC

CDC found that more Americans are on a diet these days compared to a decade ago. CDC found that more Americans are on a diet these days compared to a decade ago.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) holds a post election news conference as he declares victory, in Louisville

Sen. Mitch McConnell's First Agenda is to Deliver Stimulus Package Before 2021

Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell said on Wednesday after he won the election that his priority is to deliver a stimulus package before the year ends.

4 Ex-Minneapolis Cops Involved in George Floyd's Death to Be Tried Together

A judge has rejected the request of the defendants to move the location of the trial for the four former Minneapolis cops charged in George Floyd's death.

Justice Department Allows Armed Federal Agents in Ballot-Counting Sites

The Justice Department has agreed to allow armed agents in ballot-counting facilities across the country to investigate alleged voter fraud.

Utah Mom, 12-Year-Old Son Among 3 Dead in Nevada Shooting

A Nevada shooting took the lives of three people, including a Utah mom and her 12-year-old son. A Nevada shooting took the lives of three people, including a Utah mom and her 12-year-old son.
AstraZeneca's COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Available by End of 2020, CEO Says

AstraZeneca's COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Available by End of 2020, CEO Says

AstraZeneca's long-awaited COVID-19 vaccine may be available by the end of 2020, said the drugmaker's CEO.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper Prepares Resignation Letter Amid Election Uncertainty

Defense Secretary Mark Esper has reportedly written a resignation letter even before the presidential election's final results.
Judges in Michigan and Georgia Reject Trump Lawsuits, Undercutting GOP Campaign's Legal Action

Judges in Michigan and Georgia Reject Trump Lawsuits, Undercutting GOP Campaign's Legal Action

President Donald Trump's election lawsuits were quickly dismissed in Georgia and Michigan on Thursday, undercutting legal action aimed at questioning the integrity of the voting process.
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