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PoliticsPA Media: EntertainmentChrissy Teigen celebrates Biden Twitter follow after years of Trump block
Donald Trump once called Teigen ‘filthy mouthed’ on Twitter.
PoliticsYahoo CelebrityOprah Winfrey leads celebrity reactions as Biden-Harris take office: An 'extraordinary moment for women'
It’s out with the old, in with the new — and celebrities are emotional about the change in American leadership.
PoliticsYahoo Celebrity UKLady Gaga to sing national anthem at Joe Biden's inauguration as US president
The singer has been a vocal supporter of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
PoliticsPA Media: EntertainmentJames Corden and fellow late night hosts address unprecedented day in US
Jimmy Kimmel said 'it was a terrible day in the history of this country'.
PoliticsAssociated PressBiden to receive COVID vaccine as Trump remains on sidelines
President-elect Joe Biden will receive his first dose of the coronavirus vaccine on live television as part of a growing effort to convince the American public the inoculations are safe.
PoliticsYahoo Celebrity UKSir David Attenborough punched the air in joy when Trump lost to Biden
The natural historian thinks it will be a victory in the fight against climate change.
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Biden supporters blast Georgia Republicans at rally for Democratic Senate hopefuls: ‘It’s offensive’
President-elect Joe Biden traveled to Atlanta Tuesday to stump for the two Democratic Senate candidates on the Jan. 5 runoff ballot, Jon Ossoff and the Rev. Raphael Warnock. Carloads of Biden supporters filled the drive-in section of the rally, while hundreds of supporters stood outside the gates, expressing their discontent that Republicans still question November's election results.
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Republican voters at Valdosta, Ga., rally believe Trump will be sworn in for 2nd term despite loss to Biden
Georgia Republicans are facing a dilemma at a historic turning point in their state’s politics, having to choose between loyalty to their party and loyalty to their party’s national leader — President Trump, who will be out of office next month. On Saturday, Trump headlined a rally in Valdosta for the two GOP senators seeking to retain their seats. He encouraged Georgians to vote for them but spent most of his 90-minute speech on baseless claims of misconduct by Georgia election officials, blaming them for his own loss in the state. Many rally attendees told Yahoo News that they fully expected Trump to be sworn in for a second time in January. “I don’t believe that Biden won [the election],” Miles Cook, 53, said. “I think it’s been cheated and I think Trump will become the next president.”
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John Fetterman: ‘Twitter freakouts are not helpful’
John Fetterman, lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania, discusses the impact of an article published in late September by the Atlantic featuring Jake Corman, the state’s Senate majority leader.
PoliticsYahoo News UKJoe Biden's past tragedies 'give him empathy that Trump lacks'
Labour shadow minister David Lammy has said tragedies from Joe Biden’s past means the president-elect has 'empathy in spades' – making him the 'absolute opposite' of Donald Trump.
PoliticsYahoo News UKBoris Johnson says he still has a good relationship with ‘previous president’ Donald Trump
The PM failed to condemn the US leader for not accepting his defeat in the presidential election.
EntertainmentThe WrapEva Longoria ‘So Sorry’ for Diss of Black Women Voters
Eva Longoria apologized Sunday for comments she made earlier in the day about Black female voters.“I’m so sorry and sad to hear that my comments on MSNBC could be perceived as taking credit from Black women. When I said that Latinas were heroines in this election, I simply meant that they turned out in greater numbers and voted more progressively than LATINO MEN,” she wrote in a post on Twitter.The actress went on, saying her wording was “not clear” and she didn’t want to contribute to the “history in our community of anti-Blackness” in the Latino community.Also Read: 'Morning Joe' Challenges Top Republicans to Back Biden Victory: 'Where Is Mike Pence?'“Black women have long been the backbone of the Democratic Party, something we have seen played out in this election as well as previous ones,” Longoria wrote. “Finally, Black women don’t have to do it alone any longer. Latinas (many who identify as Afro-Latina), indigenous women, AAPI women and other women of color are standing with them so we can grow our collective voice and power. Together, we are unstoppable! Nothing but love and support for Black women everywhere! You deserve a standing ovation!!!!”She retweeted a message of support from Black actress Kerry Washington, who said, “I know Eva like a sister. We have been in many trenches together. She is a fighter for all women. Read below. This is what she meant. This is how she truly feels.”Earlier in the day, Longoria appeared on MSNBC, where she told Ari Melber that “women of color showed up in big ways. Of course, you saw in Georgia what Black women have done, but Latina women were the real heroines here, beating men in turnout in every state and voting for Biden-Harris at an average rate of three to one.”On Saturday, the major outlets and networks called the election in Joe Biden’s favor, making him president-elect.Read original story Eva Longoria ‘So Sorry’ for Diss of Black Women Voters At TheWrap
PoliticsYahoo News UKHave your say: Is Joe Biden's US election win a good thing for the UK?
Do you think the 'special relationship' will be maintained under the next US president?
PoliticsYahoo Celebrity UKLord Sugar tells US Apprentice counterpart Donald Trump 'you're fired' after election loss
Lord Alan Sugar tells outgoing US president and one time Apprentice counterpart Donald Trump 'You’re fired'
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Trump supporters protest election results after president makes fabricated fraud claims
Trump supporters took to the streets Thursday evening chanting, “Stop the illegal vote,” after the president made fabricated claims that the election was rife with fraud. Meanwhile, Black Lives Matter protesters descended upon New York City, shouting, "I believe that Donald Trump is done."
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Protests erupt as election count continues
Protests erupted across the U.S. on Wednesday evening as ballots for the election continued to be counted. Trump supporters in Nevada chanted "Count every vote," meanwhile in Michigan, demonstrators shouted "Stop the count."
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentLady Gaga tells fellow Americans their votes ‘will be counted and will matter’
The singer and actress recently appeared at a rally in Pittsburgh for presidential hopeful Joe Biden.
PoliticsYahoo News UKUS Election 2020: How likely is Donald Trump to win?
How likely is Donald Trump to win the US presidential election, and what tools are people using to predict the result?
PoliticsYahoo News UKThese are the five most pro-Trump areas of the UK
Not even one UK constituency would vote for Trump to stay in the White House for a second term, according to a poll.
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentBruce Springsteen shares poem condemning Donald Trump’s presidency
The rocker has threatened to leave the US should Mr Trump win another term.
CelebrityYahoo Celebrity UKJennifer Aniston urges fans not to vote for Kanye West in election: 'It's not funny'
Jennifer Aniston has urged her fans to not vote for Kanye West in the US presidential election, saying doing so is 'not funny'
PoliticsYahoo Celebrity UK'Spitting Image' returning to ITV for election special
Donald Trump and Joe Biden's presidential contest will be covered by the satirical puppet show.
EntertainmentPA Media: EntertainmentAndrew Neil to co-host US election night coverage for the BBC
The broadcaster will front the programme with Katty Kay.
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What President Trump’s positive COVID test means: Yahoo News Explains
Early Friday morning, President Trump announced that both he and first lady Melania Trump had tested positive for COVID-19. Many of the implications of this development are yet to be known, but speculation on the impact this may have on the president as he seeks a second term is spreading rapidly. Yahoo News Medical Contributor Kavita Patel explains what we currently know about the risks to the president, the people he has been in contact with and why inaccurate testing may be to blame.
CelebrityPA Media: EntertainmentCelebrities says presidential debate was worse than their own movies
A number of writers have been comparing the debate to their movies.
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