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Jack Smith granted pause in federal prosecution of President-elect Trump after election

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Smith said that given the results of Tuesday's election, his office "respectfully requests that the Court vacate the remaining deadlines in the pretrial schedule to afford the Government time to assess this unprecedented circumstance."...
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Trump, White House prepare for transition between administrations

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From the White House to Mar-a-Lago, leaders are sharing a message of unity following the presidential election, as the focus now shifts to a transition to a second Trump administration. (Scripps News)
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What’s needed to secure a victory in the presidential election

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The 2024 presidential election is the closest race the nation has seen in more than 60 years. Here's what's needed for either candidate to secure a win. (Scripps News)
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Press Association

I hope and pray to see Harris defeat Trump in US election, Sir Ed Davey says

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Sir Ed Davey has said he hopes Kamala Harris defeats Donald Trump when Americans go to the polls in November. The Liberal Democrat leader listed “the looming spectre of a second Trump presidency”, as well as the war in Ukraine and...
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As President Biden prepares to pass the baton, a look back at his decades of public service

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The president ended his reelection campaign and threw support behind his vice president, but aides will still remember his legacy of hard and selfless work. (Scripps News)
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What to expect when Biden addresses the nation Wednesday night

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President Joe Biden is gearing up to address the nation Wednesday night for the first time since exiting the presidential race. (Scripps News)
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Hollywood stars and singers back Kamala Harris after Joe Biden withdraws from presidential race

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Swathes of A-list actors, singers and other celebrities have come out in force to throw their support behind vice president Kamala Harris after Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the US presidential race.
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Bloomberg

Jokowi Gets Reality Check by Visiting Indonesian Markets

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People throng Indonesian President Joko Widodo, who is leaving office with a popularity rating that's the highest its ever been. In an interview with Haslinda Amin for "Latitude," Jokowi reflects on his legacy, the cost of his ambition...
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Stronger response needed on fossil fuel phaseout from UK government - Greenpeace

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A stronger response is needed on an urgent fossil fuel phaseout from the UK government, Greenpeace's head of politics Rebecca Newsom said on Tuesday after a draft text was published on the Global Stocktake at Cop28. The text has been...
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Bloomberg

Speaker Pro Tempore McHenry 'Actually Should Act:' Rep. LaLota on Speaker Battle

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Republican Representative of New York, Nick LaLota, discusses Rep. Jim Jordan (R) Ohio not securing the votes needed to become Speaker of the House for a second time, and gives his remarks on why Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry...
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Bloomberg

Putin to Skip BRICS Summit, Avoiding Possible Arrest

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Russian President Vladimir Putin won't attend next month's summit of BRICS leaders in Johannesburg, avoiding the risk of possible arrest on a warrant from the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes. Jennifer Zabasajja...
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Bloomberg

Former GIC Veteran on Singapore Presidential Race

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Former Singapore sovereign wealth fund veteran Ng Kok Song plans to run in a presidential race against his one-time superior, Tharman Shanmugaratnam. Ahead of his formal nomination, Ng spoke exclusively with Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin...
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Bloomberg

Spain's Albares on Ukraine Support, NATO, Election

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Spain's Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares discusses the upcoming NATO summit in Vilnius, support for Ukraine from the EU, the European approach to US-China relations, and Spain's election. He speaks to Bloomberg's Maria Tadeo in...
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Bloomberg

Votes Will Be There for Debt Limit Deal: Jeffries

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Moments after House Democratic Leader, Hakeem Jeffries spoke to Bloomberg, Bloomberg's own Wendy Benjaminson and Dan Flately discuss the debt-limit deal and whether or not House Democrats will have difficulty getting the votes needed...
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Bloomberg

"No Person is Above the Law:" Davis

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Lanny Davis, Attorney for Michael Cohen and Davis Goldberg & Galper Co-Founder gives his remarks on former President Donald Trump's latest legal troubles. He speaks with Annmarie Hordern and Joe Mathieu on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
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Crowd Gathers Around to Listen to and to Shake Hand of Roosevelt

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Crowd Gathers Around to Listen to and to Shake Hand of Roosevelt
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American Ships on the Sea During Times of Peace

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American Ships on the Sea During Times of Peace
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Decorated Ships at Sea

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Decorated Ships at Sea
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President Roosevelt Sends Ships on Round the World Cruise as Sign of Peace

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President Roosevelt Sends Ships on Round the World Cruise as Sign of Peace
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President Roosevelt Boards Ship with Colleagues

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President Roosevelt Boards Ship with Colleagues
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United States, 1952: People working for Dwight D

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United States, 1952: People working for Dwight D. Eisenhower's campaign for presidency work promotional paraphernalia.
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Press Association

Who will win the Senate?

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As with the presidency, the Senate race this election cycle is too close to call. We take a look at why it is important.
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Bloomberg

France Takes Over EU Rotating Presidency

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For the first time in 14 years, France is taking over the EU rotating presidency in January for six months. A difficult timing as President Emmanuel Macron is also facing elections in April. What's at stake and how much power will France...
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U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren administers the oath of inauguration to U. S. President Elect Lyndon B. Johnson.

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U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren administers the oath of inauguration to U. S. President Elect Lyndon B. Johnson.