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Who Is Sarah McBride, First Transgender State Senator In US History
As a legislator, Sarah McBride has passed significant bills, including the Healthy Delaware Families Act, which established paid family and medical leave.
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"Painfully Slow" Conversations: Report Flags Biden Age Concerns
President Joe Biden knowingly stored and disclosed classified information kept in unsecured locations at his homes in Virginia and Delaware, according to a scathing report released by the Justice Department Thursday.
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How Secret Papers At Biden's Home May Act As Lifeline For Trump
The latest discovery of classified material at Joe Biden's home in Wilmington, Delaware, highlights the long-term political and legal risk to the president from a rapidly unfolding investigation that could yield further damaging revelations.
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Blog: The US Polls Just Became More Thrilling
A fortnight ago almost every pollster had written off Donald Trump. Today, on Election Day, everyone is not that sanguine. Even "sleepy Joe" has been forced out of the comfort of his Delaware home into a last week of high-pitched campaigning in key states. If Joe Biden loses, the pollsters will be totally discredited; but Joe will be blamed for hop...
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In US Prison, A Hostage Situation Is Blamed By Prisoners On Donald Trump
Inmates at a Delaware prison took four corrections department workers hostage Wednesday, a move the inmates told a local newspaper was due to concerns about their treatment and the leadership of the United States.
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Post-election, Donald Trump Closed Companies Tied To Saudi Arabia
President-elect Donald Trump shut down some of his companies in the days after the election, including four that appeared connected to a possible Saudi Arabia business venture, according to corporate registrations in Delaware.
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Donald Trump Says Will Only Accept US Presidential Election Result 'If I Win'
Republican White House hopeful Donald Trump said Thursday that he would accept a "clear election result" next month, but reserved the right to challenge the outcome if he felt it was "questionable."
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Who Is Sarah McBride, First Transgender State Senator In US History
As a legislator, Sarah McBride has passed significant bills, including the Healthy Delaware Families Act, which established paid family and medical leave.
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"Painfully Slow" Conversations: Report Flags Biden Age Concerns
President Joe Biden knowingly stored and disclosed classified information kept in unsecured locations at his homes in Virginia and Delaware, according to a scathing report released by the Justice Department Thursday.
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How Secret Papers At Biden's Home May Act As Lifeline For Trump
The latest discovery of classified material at Joe Biden's home in Wilmington, Delaware, highlights the long-term political and legal risk to the president from a rapidly unfolding investigation that could yield further damaging revelations.
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Blog: The US Polls Just Became More Thrilling
A fortnight ago almost every pollster had written off Donald Trump. Today, on Election Day, everyone is not that sanguine. Even "sleepy Joe" has been forced out of the comfort of his Delaware home into a last week of high-pitched campaigning in key states. If Joe Biden loses, the pollsters will be totally discredited; but Joe will be blamed for hop...
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In US Prison, A Hostage Situation Is Blamed By Prisoners On Donald Trump
Inmates at a Delaware prison took four corrections department workers hostage Wednesday, a move the inmates told a local newspaper was due to concerns about their treatment and the leadership of the United States.
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Post-election, Donald Trump Closed Companies Tied To Saudi Arabia
President-elect Donald Trump shut down some of his companies in the days after the election, including four that appeared connected to a possible Saudi Arabia business venture, according to corporate registrations in Delaware.
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Donald Trump Says Will Only Accept US Presidential Election Result 'If I Win'
Republican White House hopeful Donald Trump said Thursday that he would accept a "clear election result" next month, but reserved the right to challenge the outcome if he felt it was "questionable."
