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US reveals nuclear bomb numbers after Trump blackout
The numbers were released Tuesday amid an effort by the administration of President Joe Biden to restart arms controls talks with Russia after they stalled...
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Trump impeachment article to be sent to Senate, triggering trial
Republican lawmakers signaled over the weekend that Democrats may struggle to secure Trump's conviction over the storming of US legislative buildings earlier this month, which left five people dead.
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Biden plans immediate orders on immigration, COVID-19, environment
Many of the actions will take government policies back to where they were on 19 January 2017 - the final day of the Barack Obama-Joe Biden administration, before Trump entered office and took a wrecking ball to many of their initiatives.
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Biden to be sworn in as 46th US president, ending Trump era
Official Washington has taken on the dystopian look of an armed camp, protected by some 25,000 National Guard troops tasked with preventing any repeat of this month's attack.
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Biden leads COVID-19 memorial on eve of inauguration
The US on Tuesday recorded another 2,482 deaths due to the virus, according to Johns Hopkins University's tally.
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Melania Trump: Choose love over hatred
US First Lady Melania Trump posted her farewell video message on 19 January 2021, the last day for her and President Donald Trump in office.
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Biden team lays out plans as inauguration, Trump impeachment loom
Washington was under the watch of thousands of National Guard troops and ringed with security barriers ahead of Biden's swearing in Wednesday, in a nation still rattled by the 6 January attack on the Capitol.
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Biden pledges 'new chapter' but Trump impeachment trial looms
Joe Biden promised 'a new chapter' for the nation on the day after Trump became the first US president to ever be impeached twice, as the incoming Democrat sought to seize the narrative in a primetime address and get Americans looking forward again.
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Twitter chief says Trump ban sets 'dangerous' precedent
Trump's access to social media platforms that he used as a megaphone during his presidency has been largely cut off since a violent mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol in Washington last week.
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Trump impeached for unprecedented second time
The Senate will not hold a trial before 20 January, when Democrat Joe Biden assumes the presidency, meaning the real estate tycoon will escape the ignominy of being forced to leave early.
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Pence rejects calls to oust defiant Trump, but impeachment looms
With Trump under fire, Pence has shown his loyalty.
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EU 'regrets' new US tariffs, looks to Biden
The tariffs are yet another chapter in a 16-year spat over subsidies for aircraft manufacturers Airbus and Boeing that turned increasingly sour under US President Donald Trump.
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Patriots coach Belichick refuses Medal of Freedom from Trump
Bill Belichick, who has guided the Patriots to six Super Bowl titles, said in a written statement that he was 'flattered' to be considered for the highest civilian honor in the United States but had decided against accepting.
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Twitter suspends 70,000 accounts linked to pro-Trump QAnon conspiracy
The social network began its purge Friday, shortly after it had permanently suspended Trump's account for language that could incite violence.
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Biden inauguration: Worries as Homeland Security chief quits
Wolf's departure as head of the body in charge of security for the January 20 event came five days after President Donald Trump's supporters stormed the US Capitol, hoping to prevent Biden from replacing him.
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Biden, Trump to campaign in Georgia on eve of crucial Senate elections
Biden, 78, announced on Wednesday that he would travel to the Georgia capital Atlanta to campaign for Democratic candidates Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.
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Trump lashes out at Republican leaders over looming veto override
Trump also slammed Republican leaders for failing to support his baseless claims that he won the 3 November election against Democrat Joe Biden.
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Trump administration appeals court ruling blocking US TikTok ban
The Justice Department filed the appeal seeking to enforce a ban on TikTok by President Donald Trump, who has argued that the app's Chinese parent company may use TikTok for espionage and to spread disinformation.
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In final days, a weakened Trump faces first veto override
Donald Trump, after caving to pressure and signing a $900 billion coronavirus relief and stimulus package, faces another potential embarrassment this week in the waning days of his presidency with Congress poised to override his veto of a defence bill.
