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Analysis: Biden Prioritizes Experience With Cabinet Picks
Competence is making a comeback.
Biden Becomes 1st US Presidential Candidate to Win More Than 80 Million Votes
Biden has won 306 electoral votes, while Trump has 232. Two hundred and seventy electoral votes are needed to become president.
New Zealand, Windies Players Pass Final COVID-19 Tests
All of the New Zealand and West Indies players in isolation in Christchurch have tested negative for the novel coronavirus and are due to be released as scheduled on Thursday, a day ahead of their opening Twenty20 match in Auckland.
Foreign Donors Pledge $12 Billion Over Four-years For Afghanistan With Tougher Conditions
Foreign donors pledged a projected $12 billion in civilian aid to Afghanistan over the next four years at a key donor conference on Tuesday but many made it conditional on protecting human rights and maintaining progress during peace talks underway with t...
Czech PM Babis Wants Free COVID-19 Tests For All Before Christmas
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said on Tuesday he aimed to offer free antigen testing for COVID19 by Christmas for any citizens who want it.
Swedish Watchdog Finds Serious Failures In COVID Care At Nursing Homes
Sweden's health watchdog said on Tuesday it had uncovered "serious shortcomings" in COVID19 care for residents of nursing homes where thousands have died, increasing pressure on the country's unorthodox pandemic strategy.
Hong Kong To Shut Bars, Nightclubs For Third Time As New COVID-19 Cases Jump
Hong Kong will close bars, nightclubs and other entertainment venues for the third time this year, Health Secretary Sophia Chan said on Tuesday as authorities scramble to tackle a renewed rise in coronavirus cases.
States Certifying Results Ahead Of Electoral College Meeting
States have begun certifying their results from the Nov. 3 presidential election in the run-up to the Electoral College meeting in mid-December.
Indonesia Hits Half Million Coronavirus Cases As Hospitals Strain
Indonesia hit a grim milestone on Monday in surpassing more than half a million cases of the coronavirus, as hospitals across the country's most populated province edged closer towards capacity.
COVID-19 Shots Could Reach First Americans By Mid-December, Top Health Official Says
U.S. healthcare workers and others recommended for the nation's first COVID19 inoculations could start getting shots within a day or two of regulatory consent next month, a top official of the government's vaccine development effort said on Sunday.
Trump Team Making False Argument About His 2016 Transition
Its not just Presidentelect Joe Bidens transition thats under a microscope.
Saudi Arabia Confident Biden Will Pursue Regional Stability, Foreign Minister Says
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said on Saturday he was confident that Democrat Joe Biden's incoming U.S. administration would pursue policies that help regional stability and that any discussions with it would lead to strong cooperation.
Carson Says He's 'Out Of The Woods' After Battling COVID-19
Housing Secretary Ben Carson is crediting unapproved, experimental treatments with saving his life after he became desperately ill following his infection with the coronavirus.
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Kabul Rocket Attacks
The attack came hours before US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was to meet with negotiators from the Afghan government and the Taliban in the Qatari capital Doha amid signs of progress in their peace talks.
'Something Very Historical': Push For Diverse Biden Cabinet
In Arizona, Alejandra Gomez was one of an army of activists who strapped on face masks and plastic face shields in 100-plus-degree heat to go door-to-door to get out the Mexican American vote.
Michigan Republicans, After Meeting Trump, Say No Information To Change Election Outcome
Michigan's Republican state legislative leaders said after meeting with President Donald Trump on Friday that they had no information that would change the outcome of the presidential election in the state, which was won by Democrat Joe Biden.