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PM Johnson Congratulates Joe Biden, A Win That Could Pose Him Problems
Britain's Boris Johnson congratulated Joe Biden on winning the U.S. presidential election on Saturday, although the victory could pose problems for the prime minister because of Biden's vocal concerns over his Brexit policy.
'Damn Tough & Loyal': With Jill Biden, a Chance to Transform Role of First Lady
As first lady, Jill is expected to work on education issues and re-launch Joining Forces, a mission to rally around military families that she and Michelle Obama started in 2011.
First Woman US Vice President, Kamala Harris Vows 'Will Not Be the Last'
Kamala Harris said, 'Every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibility'.
EXPLAINER: Why AP Called Pennsylvania For Biden
WHY AP CALLED PENNSYLVANIA FOR BIDEN:
Celebrations Erupt In Major U.S. Cities After Biden Election Win
Joe Biden's supporters banged pots, honked their car horns and set off fireworks across U.S. cities on Saturday after the Democratic presidential nominee won the White House in a narrow victory over Republican President Donald Trump.
Trumpism Will Outlast Trump, Who Defied The Odds, Expanded The Republican Base
The Republican party’s strong showing, defying critics and pundits, came despite a massive fundraising advantage enjoyed by Democrats at the campaign’s end and, according to polls.
Putin Orders Russian Government To Work Towards Paris Climate Goals
President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree ordering the Russian government to work towards meeting the 2015 Paris Agreement to fight climate change, but stressed any action must be balanced with the need to ensure strong economic development.
Nawaz Sharif a 'Jackal' Trying to Create 'Rebellion' in Pakistan Army: PM Imran Khan
Hitting out at Sharif, Khan said the former prime minister was trying to stir up a rebellion in the Pakistan Army by alleging it is involved in politics and calling for changing the Army and ISI chiefs," Khan said while addressing a public gathering in Mi...
On Cusp of Presidency, Biden Vows Virus Action on 'Day One' as US Sees 3rd Day of Record Covid Cases
More than 127,000 new infections were reported in the US on Friday, the third straight day of record cases, as votes from the bitterly fought presidential election were still being counted.
EXPLAINER: The Slow Counting Is Mostly For Good Reasons
The slow pace of this years election count is fueling a lot of criticism, but it's mostly a reflection of laudable things: greater voter enthusiasm and steps that states took to protect their residents from COVID19.
Republicans Ask US Supreme Court to Halt Counting of Late-arriving Pennsylvania Ballots
If Biden wins Pennsylvania he wins the presidency.
WHO Looking At Biosecurity In Other Countries After Danish COVID-19 Mink Outbreak
The World Health Organization said on Friday it was looking at biosecurity in countries where there are mink farms after Denmark ordered a nationwide cull of the animals due to a widespread coronavirus outbreak among them.
West Indies Eager To Play In Front Of Crowds Again
West Indies allrounder Rovman Powell is counting down the days until the team's twoweek isolation comes to an end and is excited about playing in front of fans for the first time in months when face New Zealand in the opening Twenty20 match.
Dozens Dead As Eta Wreaks Waterlogged Havoc On Central America
The remnants of Hurricane Eta unleashed torrential rains and catastrophic flooding on Central America, with fatalities sharply up on Thursday mostly because of mudslides as streets turned into rivers and bridges came tumbling down.
Eleven Kidnapped Teachers Freed In Cameroon
Eleven kidnapped teachers have been freed in western Cameroon, where separatist insurgents are battling government forces, the church that runs the schools said on Thursday
U.S. Oil Drops As Pandemic Rages While Presidential Vote Counting Continues
U.S. oil fell nearly 1% on Friday as new lockdowns went into affect in Europe raising questions over the outlook for demand for crude, while ballots were still being counted in the U.S. election with its outcome undecided, keeping markets on edge.