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Using a powerful tool to stop any last-minute changes by the Trump administration, Biden’s new chief of staff Ron Klain has issued a memo to the heads of executive departments and agencies ordering a freeze on all rules until the…

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Pass in Review, occurring on the Capitol’s East Front, is a military tradition in which the incoming president reviews the readiness of military troops, in a demonstration with every branch of the military represented.

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At about 1:30 p.m. ET at the Capitol’s East Front, Biden will perform the “Pass in Review,” a military tradition in which the incoming president reviews the readiness of military troops. After that, Biden and Harris will join former presidents…

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‘Have a good life, we will see you soon,’ Trump said in final remarks as president

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Biden wins Maine

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With votes still being counted, Trump falsely claims election victory

With multiple key battleground states still counting ballots, President Donald Trump falsely said he had won the election and that “we’ll be going to the Supreme Court.” This comes as many fiercely contested states, including Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, Pennsylvania…

Nov 04

Trump wins 4 of Nebraska’s 5 electors, Biden wins 1

Trump has won Nebraska’s popular vote and four of the state’s five electors, the Associated Press reports, while Biden picked up one electoral vote. In all but two states, electoral votes are “winner-take-all,” NewsHour correspondent Amna Nawaz points out. But…

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Trump ally Steve Daines staves off a challenge from Montana Governor

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‘We have to be patient,’ says American historian Michael Beschloss

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