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North Korea parades new submarine-launched missile
Pictures showed at least four of the missiles with black-and-white cones being driven past flag-waving crowds
Trump impeachment trial looms over Biden's first 100 days agenda
If convicted, a second, simple majority vote would be enough to bar the real estate tycoon from trying to come back as president in 2024.
Trump impeached for unprecedented second time
Trump survived a first impeachment almost exactly a year ago when the Republican-controlled Senate acquitted him of abusing his office to try and get dirt on Biden's family before the election.
Why is Pence not invoking the 25th Amendment to oust Trump?
Says the 25th Amendment is only for when a president is incapacitated
Biden inauguration: Worries as Homeland Security chief quits
The Pentagon said Monday it had authorized 15,000 National Guard troops to be deployed for Biden's inauguration.
Global equities falter amid rising infections, US turmoil
The bad news included data showing spiking Covid-19 cases led in December to the first job losses since April.
Twitter erupts over Vogue allegedly 'whitewashing' Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris
Harris' team has also said that this was not what was agreed upon by both sides prior to the photoshoot.
Conservative site Parler, banned by tech giants, is headed offline
If Parler is unable to find a new hosting partner by 08H00 GMT Monday, when Amazon cuts off its services, the site will be unable to function.
Twitter permanently suspends Trump as presidency crumbles
In a blog post Twitter explained that the suspension was based on numerous factors, such as evidence that plans for future armed protests were already proliferating on and off Twitter.
Prince Albert of Monaco wants Donald Trump to be 'held accountable' for spurring Capitol riots
The royal said that while his immediate reaction to the riots was "shock" and "disbelief," it quickly turned into "disgust."
Facebook bans Trump 'indefinitely' for inciting violence
Critics of the online platforms argued they moved too slowly as Wednesday's violence was organized on social media, directing their ire at Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
Trump finally promises transition as calls mount to remove him
Bipartisan anger was brewing over the failure of law enforcement to prevent the mobs from entering Congress.
World leaders condemn 'assault on democracy' at US Capitol
Jacinda Ardern tweeted: "Democracy - the right of people to exercise a vote, have their voice heard and then have that decision upheld peacefully should never be undone by a mob."
Mob storms US Capitol as Trump accused of 'coup'
The session of Congress comes one day after voters in Georgia apparently handed a pair of stunning victories to the Democratic Senate candidates over Republican incumbents.
Polls close in Georgia vote, US Senate in balance
Republicans hold 50 seats in the 100-seat Senate and a victory in just one of the runoff races would give them a majority and the ability to thwart Biden's agenda.
Most Asian markets fall after virus, vote worries hit Wall St.
Markets have been buoyed in recent months by the prospect of Republicans holding the Senate and provide a check on the Democrats but analysts said a "blue wave" scenario has spooked investors.
Trump, Biden campaign in Georgia for crucial Senate races
Trump savaged Republicans who have refused to endorse his baseless claims.
Trump request to 'find' votes for him sparks political uproar
Pro-Trump protesters not quite willing to concede are expected to rally in Washington on Wednesday.
US Senators plan to oppose Biden certification
Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas is leading a dozen lawmakers in asserting that "allegations of fraud and irregularities in the 2020 election exceed any in our lifetimes"
US Congress slaps Trump by overriding veto of defense bill
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hailed the "resounding rebuke" that both houses of Congress delivered by overwhelmingly overriding Trump's veto.
Trump lashes out at Republican leaders over looming veto override
Including the defense bill, Trump has vetoed nine bills during his four years in the White House. Congress has not previously mustered the votes needed to override any of his vetoes.
US Election: Trump backers look to last-stand protest on January 6
Trump's campaign has lost dozens of court challenges in several contested states, with judge after judge saying they showed no evidence of any significant fraud.
Trump, under pressure, signs $900 bn Covid relief bill
For days, Trump refused to put his signature on the relief package approved overwhelmingly by Congress following months of negotiation, calling it a "disgrace."
US Congress fails to agree to boost stimulus checks
The stock market has shrugged off the political chaos, closing higher for the past two days, focusing on hopes the coronavirus vaccine rollout will bring an economic recovery.
Reports of Martial-law talk in Trump meeting draw outrage
The Trump campaign has lost dozens of legal challenges to Biden's election, and the window for further such action is nearly closed.
Biden joins battle for Senate as top Republican accepts win
Although the door has all but shut on his efforts to overturn the vote results, Trump has remained defiant.
Biden lashes out at Trump after election win confirmed
Ahead of Biden's inauguration one major formality remains, when Congress, presided over by Vice President Mike Pence, opens up and counts the electoral votes on January 6.
Longshot Texas election lawsuit keeps Trump hopes alive
The lawsuit came as all 50 states plus Washington, DC have formally certified their vote tallies, opening the way to convene the Electoral College in five days.
Michelle Obama would never run for White House, clarifies Barack Obama
Obama's claim comes amid reports that outgoing President Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., is preparing for a political career.
Melania Trump unveils White House tennis pavilion for future first families; faces backlash
According to Melania's statement, it is meant to be used solely by first families for "leisure time."