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Georgia run-off keeps U.S. election suspense alive

Georgia run-off keeps U.S. election suspense alive
The GOP appears poised to claim Alaska and North Carolina, the two other seats still up in the air, but would remain one shy of the 51 needed for a majority.

Georgia run-off keeps U.S. election suspense alive

Kamala Harris becomes the first woman of South Asian and Black heritage to become Vice President of the United States

Kamala Harris becomes the first woman of South Asian and Black heritage to become Vice President  of the United States
A huge barrier has been broken with gates of opportunities flooded open for young girls and women who have dreams of making it big in politics with Kamala Harris a woman and a woman of color elected as Vice President of the United States.

Kamala Harris becomes the first woman of South Asian and Black heritage to become Vice President of the United States

United States of America elects Joe Biden as its 46th president

United States of America elects Joe Biden as its 46th president
Biden, will address the nation later Saturday, said he was "honored and humbled" by the trust the American people have placed in him.

United States of America elects Joe Biden as its 46th president

Cutting off Trump: thorny dilemma for broadcasters

Cutting off Trump: thorny dilemma for broadcasters
Differing approaches were apparent on Thursday, when some networks simply cut away from covering Trump's invective from the White House, while others stayed with his statements but offered real-time disclaimers.

Cutting off Trump: thorny dilemma for broadcasters

Slow blue tide swamping Trump on Day 3 of count

Slow blue tide swamping Trump on Day 3 of count
In Georgia, a state where only Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton have disturbed a half-century of Republican dominance, Trump's paper-thin lead disappeared overnight beneath a tide of mail-in votes for Democrat nominee Joe Biden.

Slow blue tide swamping Trump on Day 3 of count

Elections BC says final count set for Friday

Elections BC says final count set for Friday
A statement from Elections BC says it has received about 662,000 certification envelopes containing absentee or mail-in ballots from across the province.

Elections BC says final count set for Friday