Showing posts with label BBC News - US & Canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BBC News - US & Canada. Show all posts

Doug Emhoff: The first 'second dude' in the White House

By way of Kamala Harris's historic candidacy her husband will also be breaking barriers.

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Biden: Trump refusal to concede 'an embarrassment'

President Trump meanwhile tweeted he would ultimately win the race that he has been projected to lose.

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US election results: Why did so many Latinos back Trump?

The president received more votes than expected in Texas and Florida.

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Joe Biden victory: 'Now the world sees our vote matters'

Joe's Biden's victory was built on overwhelming support from black voters - they won't let him forget.

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US election results: Five US voters who changed the race

About 160 million Americans voted - here's a sampling of some that swayed the election.

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US results: 'Look at us, we matter’

A party has started in Philadelphia as Joe Biden leads the count in Pennsylvania.

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US election 2020: What has Trump said about your country?

A look at how Donald Trump's direct approach has changed US relations around the world.

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US election: The big issue that could hurt Trump

Just ahead of the election, the US is seeing what could be the largest outbreak of the pandemic so far.

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US election 2020: The great dividing line of this campaign

For some Americans, civil unrest after police shootings is driving their support for Donald Trump.

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US election: 'All Republicans should marry Democrats'

Chenren and Cathy Shao haven't let political differences get in the way of their eight-year marriage.

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'Anonymous' Trump administration critic identifies himself

Miles Taylor, a senior official at the Department of Homeland Security, wrote the excoriating op-ed in 2018.

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Rapper Brian Trotter found dead in car after Florida highway crash

The driver, a friend of the victim, is charged with murder and illegal transport of human remains.

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Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to US Supreme Court

Donald Trump scores pre-election win as US Senate confirms Amy Coney Barrett as Supreme Court judge.

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US election 2020: How Trump has changed the world

From fake news to how other countries see the US - here's a look at the president's global impact.

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US woman faces first federal execution since 1953

Lisa Montgomery is due to become the first woman to face federal execution in the US in 67 years.

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Covid reinfection: Man gets Covid twice and second hit 'more severe'

The report raises questions about how much immunity can be built up to the virus and how long it may last.

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‘We were students negotiating with armed guerrillas for my father’s life’

When Miles Hargrove’s dad was kidnapped by Colombian guerrillas, he asked a young friend to act as negotiator.

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US election 2020: Trump ready to return to public events, says doctor

A White House physician anticipates the president's safe return to public engagements this Saturday.

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Fleetwood Mac's Mick surprises viral Dreams TikTok star Nathan Apodaca

The band's 1977 hit song has had a revival after Nathan Apodaca filmed himself skateboarding to it.

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US election 2020: Who really decides the outcome?

More than 245 million Americans are eligible to vote but only a few will decide the outcome.

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The court’s decision has heavy symbolic meaning, even if it may have little practical impact.

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