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Saudi king urges 'firm stance' against Iran

Macron stirs controversy with defence of French secularism

Some prominent Republican figures have broken from others in their party to throw their support behind president-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.

Barr, long a close defender of Trump, stressed that his letter to US attorneys around the country was not an indication that the Justice Department had evidence yet of genuine cases of fraud in the election won by Democratic challenger Joe Biden.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez argued that progressivism wasn't detrimental for Democrats in many key political races. 

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger said the state will likely conduct a recount however, a formal challenge will most likely not be made until later in November.

Joe Biden is leading Donald Trump in the popular vote with the electoral vote still undecided.

In Nevada and Pennsylvania, the race between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden remains too close to call.

NY Times sees gains as subscriber base tops 7 million

The Trump campaign seeks to halt the count of ballots in Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Joe Biden is projected to have won the key battleground state of Michigan, bringing him close to 270 electoral college votes.

Nate Silver, the editor-in-chief of FiveThirtyEight, has been active on Twitter and speculates that the election winner cannot be determined until mail-in ballots are counted.

Hackers asked visitors to make payments in Monero before they would release confidential information about the president.

President Trump continued his usual Twitter rants on Wednesday, complaining Democratic challenger Joe Biden's alleged "corruption" isn’t trending on Twitter.

Walter Wallace Jr. was shot and killed by two officers on Monday after he allegedly refused to put down his knife.

The entire cast of "The Trial of the Chicago 7," including Sacha Baron Cohen, Mark Rylance, and Eddie Redmayne, will be campaigning for the supporting actor award categories in the upcoming awards season.

The lawyer witnessed anti-Trump protestors and the 'Jews for Trump' group go after each other, and he wished it could be a commercial.

Pyongyang's choice: playing the Trump card

Magician and debunker of the paranormal James Randi dies

Trump records show Chinese business pursuits and bank account: NYT

US election 2020: two weeks to go

President Trump lashed out at Anthony Fauci during a campaign phone call after the government’s top infectious disease expert said he wasn't surprised the president tested positive for COVID-19 during an interview.

Trump sets hectic campaign pace, while frontrunner Biden stays home

One expert is contradicting advice and has revealed that with certain precautions, Thanksgiving travel could be safe. 

The numbers of new coronavirus cases are surging across 41 states, most of which are in rural areas located in the Midwest or the Mountain West.

Professor Allan Lichtman expects Donald Trump to lose the 2020 election to Joe Biden.

President Trump asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to block lower court rulings that would give the Manhattan District Attorney’s office access to his tax returns.

The ruling stems from a dispute filed in 2004 over Washington state tax breaks granted to the airplane-maker.