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Georgia Prosecutor Says Trump Probe Will Look At Intent
The prosecutor investigating whether Donald Trump tried to influence the result of Georgia's 2020 presidential election suggested the former president knew what he was doing when he asked a state official to "find" one more vote than he needed to win.
Twitter to Add More Labels Identifying World Leader and Government Accounts
The move comes as Twitter’s approach to prominent figures and government is under scrutiny after the high-profile ban of Trump’s account and as political firestorms have raged in Myanmar and India.
Team New Zealand Ponders Taking Next America's Cup Abroad
Even before the 36th Americas Cup sailing race has been concluded, defending champion Team New Zealand is offering cities around the world the opportunity to host the 37th regatta.
'Overwhelm The Problem': Inside Biden’s War On COVID-19
The meetings begin each day not long after dawn. Dozens of aides report in, coffee in hand, joining by Zoom from agency headquarters, their homes or even adjacent offices.
Trump is Off Twitter for Good, Even if He Runs for President Again, Says Official
Trump's "de-platforming" by Twitter came after a violent uprising by his supporters leading to a deadly siege at the US Capitol on January 6.
Taiwan, U.S. Hold First Washington Meeting Under New Administration
Taiwan and the United States have held their first publicly acknowledged formal meeting in Washington under the new Biden administration, with the island's de facto ambassador to the country calling on a senior State Department official.
Georgia Launches Criminal Probe Into Trump Efforts To Overturn 2020 Election Result - Letter
Prosecutors in Fulton County, Georgia, are investigating Donald Trump's attempts to overturn the Southern state's 2020 presidential election results, according to a letter seen by Reuters on Wednesday, in the second criminal probe faced by the former pres...
COVID, Climate, Tax Feature At First Post-Trump G7 Talks
The new administration of U.S. President Joe Biden joins international talks on the global economy this week with other rich nations expecting a decisive break from the "America First" nationalism of Donald Trump.
U.N. Rights Expert Urges UAE To Free Jailed Activists
A United Nations expert said on Wednesday that three human rights defenders imprisoned in the United Arab Emirates are being mistreated in conditions that may amount to torture and called for their release.
Myanmar Protesters Jump Into Rubber Tubs To Get Across Peace Message
Anticoup demonstrators in Myanmar sat in inflatable tubs lined up in a street in the commercial capital Yangon on Wednesday in an effort to show their peaceful intent after the worst day of violence since last week's military takeover.
Crashed Sriwijaya Air Jet Had Engine Thrust Imbalance: Preliminary Report
The Sriwijaya Air plane that crashed last month killing 62 people had an imbalance in engine thrust that eventually led the plane into a sharp roll and then a final dive into the sea, a preliminary report by investigators said on Wednesday.
Police: Multiple People Shot at Minnesota Clinic; 1 Detained
he shooting happened at the Allina clinic in Buffalo, a city of about 15,000 people roughly 40 miles (64 kilometers) northwest of Minneapolis.
Rep. Jamie Raskin Links Impeachment With Personal Tragedy
The congressmans voice cracked and he paused to drink from a bottle of water as he told of apologizing to his daughter for bringing her to the U.S. Capitol on the day a deadly mob overran it.
The Latest: Aides Say Trump Impeachment Case 'Devastating'
The Latest on former President Donald Trump's second Senate impeachment trial (all times local):
Iran Starts COVID Vaccination, Awaits More Vaccine Deliveries
Iran launched a vaccination drive against COVID19 on Tuesday, focussing initially on hospital intensive care personnel as the hardesthit country in the Middle East awaits enough vaccines for its general population.
Justice Dept. Seeks Resignations Of Trump-era US Attorneys
The Justice Department will ask U.S. attorneys who were appointed by former President Donald Trump to resign from their posts, as the Biden administration moves to transition to its own nominees, a senior Justice Department official said Monday.