US Election results: Biden predicts victory over Trump as counts go on
Joe Biden says he is confident of winning the US election as his leads over Donald Trump grows in key states.
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US election 2020: Who is ahead in the states still counting?
The race for the White House is coming down to who wins the few remaining battleground states - here's your guide.
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Covid-19: White House chief of staff Mark Meadows tests positive
Mark Meadows, who has often been seen without a mask, is the latest Trump aide to be infected.
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Storm Eta: Around 150 feared dead in Guatemala
The army reaches a village where houses were buried by mudslides triggered by Storm Eta's rains.
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As scientists around the world race to develop a potentially life-saving vaccine against the coronavirus, a growing number of Canadians are hesitant to receive an approved vaccine— even though they believe in science and research. Carolyn Jarvis finds out why.
For decades, Dan Rather delivered the news to millions of Americans. Now he has found new relevance among a younger, digital audience writing about politics and democracy. Dawna Friesen speaks with Rather on the divided election, and how America can move forward from here.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Friday called for every vote to be counted, ignoring President Trump’s claims that the election is being stolen from him and vote counting must stop.
“Here’s how this must work in our great country: Every legal vote should be counted,” McConnell (R-Ky.) tweeted Friday morning.
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As former Vice President Joe Biden took a sudden lead in Pennsylvania Friday morning, solidifying his bid for the presidency, President Trump’s campaign announced “the election is not over.”
“The false projection of Joe Biden as the winner is based on results in four states that are far from over,” wrote campaign general counsel Matt Morgan.
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With Joe Biden on the cusp of winning the 2020 presidential election, Donald Trump would not be the first incumbent to lose re-election.
But Trump would be the first sitting president to fail to win re-election in nearly three decades should Biden, his Democratic challenger, be declared the victor.
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70 million Americans have voted for Donald Trump in 2020 - eight million more than in 2016.
The presidential election has shown just how broad his support base is. In fact, exit polls suggest people were actively voting for Donald Trump, whereas Joe Biden voters were more likely to be voting for the least bad option.
We've taken a look beyond the stereotypes to see where Trump's support came from.
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The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that the number of people with COVID-19 rose last week, but the rate of infection appears to have stabilised.
An estimated 618,700 people had coronavirus in community settings in England last week, the ONS has said.
The total equates to around one in 90 people, or 1.13% of the population, for the week between 25 and 31 October.
It represents a jump from 568,100 people, or 1.04% of the population, who were estimated to have COVID-19 in the period October 17 to 23.
But the ONS said new infections in England have stabilised at around 50,000 a day, suggesting a levelling off after a recent steep rise in cases.
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US Election 2020: Biden inches ahead of Trump in key state Georgia
Winning the state would put him just one shy of the 270 electoral votes needed to win the White House.
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Nadhim Zahawi says the relationship between the UK and US will remain special, whoever wins the US election.
The business minister refused to comment on Donald Trump's claims that the vote is being rigged and said both the current president and rival Joe Biden were "excellent" candidates for the job.
He also defended the chancellor's U-turn over the extension of the furlough scheme to help people unable to work due to the Covid-19 pandemic - and said mass testing in Liverpool will hopefully get the virus under control in the city.
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Presidents are constitutionally barred from running for a third term under the 22nd Amendment, which states, “No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice.”
But nothing stops someone from seeking second terms at any point, even after a re-election loss, meaning the answer to the question “Can Trump run again in 2024?” is yes.
So if Donald Trump loses the 2020 presidential election, nothing stops him from running again in four years. And age wouldn’t necessarily be a factor.
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President Trump declared “STOP THE COUNT!” as a number of states continue to tally ballots on Thursday — two days after the election — and his re-election campaign has filed lawsuits to halt the count.
About an hour later, he addressed the vote again in another all-caps post.
“ANY VOTE THAT CAME IN AFTER ELECTION DAY WILL NOT BE COUNTED!,” he said.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is facing a Democratic reckoning as voters and politicians alike conduct a postmortem on what caused Democrats to shrink their majority in the House of Representatives.
Ahead of Tuesday’s election, House Democrats were poised to expand their majority in the lower chamber of Congress. Instead, voters chose to give House Republicans five new seats.
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Police clashed with an unruly mob of protesters in Lower Manhattan on Wednesday night as demonstrators created carnage, set a fire in the street and one even spat directly in the face of an officer.
The confrontations resulted in the arrests of 60 people after a peaceful protest in Washington Square Park took a violent turn once demonstrators worked their way through the West Village after 7:30 p.m.
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From New York to New Mexico, barriers were broken across America in historic election wins. Sarah McBride won her race for Delaware State Senate, making her the first openly transgender state senator. Cynthia Lummis will be the first woman to serve in the senate from Wyoming. Missouri’s Cori Bush will be the first Black woman elected to represent the state in Congress. New Mexico election results make it the first state to elect an all women-of-color delegation after Deb Haaland, Yvette Herrell and Teresa Leger won their respective seats for Congress. New York elected Ritchie Torres in the Bronx and Mondaire Jones in Rockland County. They both are the first openly gay black men to be elected to Congress. The 2020 election marks the largest and most diverse cauc...
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A gaggle of President Trump’s surrogates accused Joe Biden of trying to cheat them out of the state of Pennsylvania on Wednesday — falsely claiming it was the former veep’s “only path to victory” as he appeared very close to winning the White House.
At a hastily called together press conference in Philadelphia, the president’s son Eric Trump and personal attorney Rudy Giuliani announced Trump 2020 was taking legal action to stop what they called “rampant corruption.”
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What will it take to win the US election?
Sky's Ed Conway looks at how Donald Trump or Joe Biden can still reach the critical 270 electoral college votes needed to win the White House.
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US election results: Trump and Biden each claim victory as lawsuits brew
The Trump campaign challenges vote counts in the key states of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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US Election 2020: Democrats hopes of gaining control of Senate fade
Republican Senator Susan Collins keeps hold of her Maine seat despite Democrat efforts to seize it.
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Why don't we know the result yet?
The fight for the presidency is down to a few crucial states but it could be days before votes get counted.
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Oregon becomes first US state to decriminalise hard drugs
Possession of small quantities of heroin or cocaine would be treated like a traffic violation.
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US Election 2020: How the world is reacting to knife-edge vote
With the crucial vote neck and neck, here's how world leaders and global media are responding.
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England is now entering its second national lockdown after prime minister Boris Johnson announced stricter measures would need to be in place to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Despite Conservative backbench MPs opposing the government's plan to impose the lockdown, MPs voted in favour of the month-long measures, with Labour MPs supporting the measures.
Sky News’ Political Editor Beth Rigby reports.
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Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani has claimed that the process used to count mail-in ballots has been undemocratic, suggesting poll watchers were unable to access the vote counting.
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Weed has the green light in the Garden State.
Voters in New Jersey on Tuesday approved a ballot measure to legalize recreational marijuana — which is expected to bring in $210 million in state taxes.
With nearly 60 percent of precincts reporting, roughly two-thirds of voters — 67.2 percent to 32.8 percent — approved a referendum to amend the Constitution to legalize the recreational use of pot for people 21 and older.
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The Squad is staying in Washington — and may be growing.
The four progressive congresswomen who make up the group — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan — were each set to glide to re-election on Tuesday.
Bronx-born Ocasio-Cortez, 31, trounced Republican challenger John Cummings, securing another two years in Congress.
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States in the US, such as Pennsylvania and Michigan, are yet to announce voting results and these key states pave the way to the White House. Here, Ed Conway explains how the presidency remains within reach for both candidates and how a few thousand votes could prove decisive.
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