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Month: January 2021

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Aseguran Capitolio de EE.UU después de que agitadores tomaran el Congreso para bloquear triunfo de Biden; 4 personas murieron

(CNN) — El Capitolio de EE.UU. volvió a quedar asegurado, pero cuatro personas murieron, incluida una mujer que recibió un disparo, después de que partidarios del presidente Donald Trump tomaran uno de los edificios estadounidenses más emblemáticos, sumergiendo la capital de la nación en el caos. Esto después de que Trump instó a sus partidarios

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Congress affirms Biden’s Electoral College victory

President-elect Joe Biden addresses the nation Thursday. Watch live in the player below: Congress has just affirmed President-elect Joe Biden’s Electoral College victory over President Trump. The counting of Vermont’s three electoral votes put Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris over the 270-threshold needed to win the presidency. The Senate and House rejected objections to

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American Airlines announces new measures after flight attendants forced to deal with ‘politically motivated aggression’ on DC flights

American Airlines says it is taking several new “precautionary” measures, including no longer serving alcohol on flights to and from Washington, DC, as one union reported several incidents during which flight attendants “were forced to confront passengers exhibiting politically motivated aggression towards other passengers and crew.” “We are working closely with local law enforcement and

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Trump’s deputy national security adviser resigns as other top officials consider quitting over Capitol riot

President Donald Trump’s deputy national security adviser Matt Pottinger resigned Wednesday afternoon in response to Trump’s reaction to a mob of his supporters breaching the US Capitol, a person close to Pottinger confirms to CNN. Pottinger told people there was very little for him to consider, the person said. Bloomberg was first to report that

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Kenosha echoes nation’s divide over race and police after officer who shot Jacob Blake won’t face charges

Months after flames and unrest gripped Kenosha, Wisconsin, the decision by county officials to not charge the White police officer who shot Jacob Blake has renewed the city’s communal pain and racial divide. The Kenosha prosecutor’s announcement this week that Rusten Sheskey and other police officers would not face charges in connection with the shooting

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Pennsylvania objection halts electoral count again as House and Senate recess for debate

The House and Senate recessed after midnight Thursday to consider an objection to Pennsylvania’s electoral votes for President-elect Joe Biden, after overwhelmingly rejecting an attempt to block the presidential election results in Arizona following riots in the US Capitol incited by President Donald Trump. The late-night session was anything but the normal routine for counting

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