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Rubio Criticizes Biden's 'Ivy League' Cabinet Picks—as Did Some of Trump's
Rubio's comments come shortly after Biden announced several new choices for his Cabinet, many of whom did attend Ivy League schools.
Homeless Families File Lawsuit Against NYC Mayor as Schools Shut Down
Homeless families demand that Mayor Bill de Blasio install Wi-Fi networks in homeless shelters housing school-age children before classes resume after the winter break.
Conservatives on Parler React to Formal Biden Transition
"Oh, no. I just looked at the news outside of Parler, and things don't look good," said user @GODandGUTSandGUNS.
GOP Rep-elect Wants 'Alliances' With Democrats Against 'Socialist Squad'
Representative-elect Nicole Malliotakis of New York expressed optimism that some Democrats would "join us" in opposing progressive policies.
Fact Check: Did Trump Supporter Randy Quaid Skip Bail and Become a Fugitive
Trump retweeted the actor five times on Tuesday morning. In the social media posts, Quaid called Trump the "greatest President this country has ever had" and said Fox News was "dead to me."
PA Certifies Election Result as Trump OKs 'Initial Protocols' of Transition
Despite the results being certified, the Trump campaign plans to continue the battle for Pennsylvania.
Largest Nurses Union Warns of 'Catastrophic Levels of Death and Suffering'
"The infections keep going up, and it feels like there's no end in sight," said Texas nurse Juan Anchondo.
Fox News, Tucker Carlson Ratings Slipping in Key TV Audience Demographic
Carlson is losing the 25-54 audience to CNN, but is still the most-watched primetime cable news show.
Joe Biden Crosses 80 Million Votes, 10 Million More Than Obama Got
President-elect Joe Biden has received more than 80 million votes in his election bid—more than any candidate in history.
PA Bars Hit Legislators for 'Sacrificing' Them by Failing to Pass Relief
A bar and tavern association acknowledged it must do its part to keep people safe, but it couldn't understand why legislators weren't providing financial help.
Seattle to Slash Police Budget by Around 20 Percent
Most members of the Seattle City Council had pledged to reduce the Seattle Police Department's funding by 50 percent over the summer.
What Janet Yellen Has Said About COVID Stimulus, Checks
The former Federal Reserve chair called for Americans to receive "extraordinary" support amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Flight Data Shows Heavy U.S. Air Travel Ahead of Thanksgiving Despite COVID
Millions of Americans are sticking to their travel plans to see family over the holiday as COVID cases continue to hover around 200,000 a day.
Another Stimulus Check Is 'Critical' to Recovery, Over 125 Economists Say
"We know that the next stimulus needs to be big, immediate and direct, and lasting until the economy recovers," the economists wrote in an open letter.
Lyft Driver Who Suffered Racist Abuse Over Mask-Wearing Contracts COVID
David Kangogo has tested positive less than a week after a passenger hurled racist abuse at him for being asked to wear a mask during a ride.
Scientist Investigated After Calling COVID Pandemic 'A Leftist Stunt'
Thomas Brennan referenced "satanic, globalist elite," said the moon landing was faked and spoke of the "Jewish mafia" in statement defending offensive tweets.
Ted Cruz, AOC Spar Over Delayed COVID Relief Bill
The lawmakers traded blows over the size of the next stimulus bill and the Republican Senate's move to hold a recess.
Arkansas Home Shot At After Man Threw Out Boys Hiding In Daughter's Bedroom
The shooting took place shortly after a man woke up and found two teenage boys in his daughter's room in Little Rock, Arkansas.
As California Sees Record COVID Case Rise, Pasadena Keeps Restaurants Open
The seven-day average of cases in Pasadena has been rising from early November, after flattening out from late August, according to the city's health department.
Giuliani Says Trump Camp Split with Powell Over 'Different Theories'
The president's personal lawyer cut ties with Powell in a statement earlier this week after she peddled conspiracy theories.
Man Arrested for Threatening Neighbor With Chainsaw 'Because She Was Black'
Daniel Stueck allegedly yelled racist slurs at neighbor, who officers said the 41-year-old was blaming for recent thefts.
Rudy Giuliani Conceding to David Dinkins in 1989 Video Goes Viral
"It's very important for the future of our city that we all come together and I want you to show that spirit," Giuliani told supporters in his 1989 concession speech.