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Head of NYPD's Anti-Harassment Office, Accused of Hundreds of Racist Remarks

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North Dakota Candidate Who Died Due to COVID-19 Wins the Election

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Seeks 2 More Years in Position

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Joe Biden Gets Extra Secret Service as Campaign Braces for Retaliation if He Declares Victory

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Biden Ready to Transition if Declared President-Elect, Leads in Pennsylvania

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Homes of 4 Men Linked To Vienna Attack Raided by German Police

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Russian Lawmakers Propose Bill Seeking Lifelong Immunity From Prosecution for Presidents, Including Putin

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Election Chaos: Armed Man Attempts to Attack a Voting Station in Pennsylvania, Arrested

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US Election 2020: Trump's Team Demands Recount in Battleground States

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US Election 2020: Biden Gains Small Advantage on Trump in Georgia

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Joe Biden Leads in Pennsylvania; Millions of Ballots Yet to be Counted

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