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WATCH: Pennsylvania officials give update on vote count

By Associated Press

Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar and Governor Tom Wolf gave an update on Pennsylvania's general election.

U.S. formally exits Paris pact aiming to curb climate change

By Frank Jordans, Seth Borenstein, Associated Press

The United States has formally left the Paris Agreement, a global pact forged five years ago to avert the threat of catastrophic climate change.

Mark Kelly win gives Arizona 2 Democratic senators

Democrat Mark Kelly defeats Republican Martha McSally in the race to fill the late Sen. John McCain's Senate seat.

Democrat Ben Ray Luján wins New Mexico's Senate race

By Associated Press

The six-term congressman from northern New Mexico defeated Republican Mark Ronchetti, a former television meteorologist, and Libertarian Bob Walsh.

Protesters gather near White House and across nation, no wide unrest seen

By Ashraf Khalil, Associated Press

More than 1,000 people protesting President Donald Trump converged on Black Lives Matter Plaza, just a block from the White House, while hundreds more marched through parts of downtown Washington, at times blocking traffic and lighting off fireworks.

Republican Steve Daines wins reelection to Senate seat from Montana

By Associated Press

Republican Steve Daines of Montana has won a second Senate term, dealing a blow to Democrats' hopes of gaining a majority in the chamber.

Widow of Florida massacre victim elected to school board

By Associated Press

The widow of a teacher killed in the 2018 Florida high school massacre has won election to that county’s school board. Debra Hixon easily won election Tuesday to the nine-member Broward County school board.

Republican Joni Ernst wins Iowa Senate seat

By Associated Press

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst has won a second term in Iowa, fending off a competitive challenge from Des Moines real estate developer Theresa Greenfield.

Trump wins Ohio, holding on to battleground

By Associated Press

The Republican nominee comfortably carried the Midwestern state four years ago, but polls heading into the final weeks showed Biden well within range, forcing the president to spend more time in the state than anyone expected.