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Trump, a Republican, is the first-ever president to have been impeached twice and the first president to have faced impeachment after leaving office.
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By pledging to bring diplomacy back to the centre stage of America’s foreign policy, Biden has sent a message of reconciliation
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The two Trump posts in question include the one-minute video he posted to his account on January 6 as rioters were still present in the Capitol and backup law enforcement personnel were en route.
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According to E! News, the official @POTUS Twitter account follows only 11 people on the micro-blogging website and Teigen made the cut. This came shortly after she tweeted and requested for a follow from Biden
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By promising to work for all Americans, Biden seeks to end a tumultuous chapter in the country’s history
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According to Trump's final financial disclosure report, posted on Twitter by New York Times' journalist David Enrich, Tim Apple (as Trump once called him), gave him a $5,999 Mac Pro.
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His first executive order was launching his 100-day masking challenge, asking Americans to mask up for 100 days.
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Joe Biden was born on Nov 20, 1942 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. At the age 29 he became, one of the youngest to be elected in Senate.
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The Google-owned platform cited a potential for ongoing violence for extending the channel suspension, CNBC reported on Tuesday.
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Foreign malicious cyber actors aim to harm the US economy through the theft of intellectual property and sensitive data and to threaten national security by targeting the country's critical infrastructure for malicious cyber-enabled activities
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Biden's first presidential actions would also include sending a comprehensive bill on immigration to the Congress, incoming White House officials said.
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“Thank you for this extraordinary privilege. And that's what it is a great privilege and a great honour,” he said.
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The research by the San Francisco-based analytics firm Zignal Labs found that conversations about election fraud dropped from 2.5 million mentions to 688,000 mentions across several social media sites in the week after Trump
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They have set their accounts to private and scrubbed their online biographies over concerns they may be targeted by Trump supporters, reports the New York Times.
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In a fresh list, the US Department of Defense has targeted Xiaomi, which means that the company is also vulnerable to the outgoing President Donald Trump's executive order that bans the US firms from investing in such companies.
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Pence, who met Trump on Tuesday, wrote to Speaker Nancy Pelosi that he will not accept her request to remove Trump through a constitutional move, flouting her 24-hour notice for him to comply or have Trump impeached.
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"After careful review, and in light of concerns about the ongoing potential for violence, we removed new content uploaded to the Donald J. Trump channel and issued a strike for violating our policies for inciting violence." YouTube said
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The San Francisco Police Department is aware of the possibility of a demonstration on the 1300 block of Market Street (Twitter). SFPD has been in contact with representatives from Twitter.
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In a letter to her colleagues sent on Sunday, Pelosi said the House Democrats will introduce a resolution on Monday urging Vice President Mike Pence to "convene and mobilise the Cabinet to activate the 25th Amendment
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California Congressman Ted Lieu, a Democratic member of the House Judiciary Committee, tweeted on Saturday that the article of impeachment, which has so far had 180 co-sponsors, will be brought forward