Court rejects Trump challenge to Pennsylvania election
A U S appeals court in Philadelphia dismissed the Trump campaign's bid to overturn Pennsylvania's results. The three judges ruled the claims lacked merit and denied stopping certification. Biden won Pennsylvania by over 80 thousand votes and all states must certify before the Electoral College meets on December 14.
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Virus Keeps Crowds Thin on Black Friday
The spike in coronavirus cases reduced in person shopping on Black Friday with crowds smaller at malls and stores while online sales rise. Shoppers sought deals on consoles cookware and gear as curbside pickup and online options expanded. Retailers warn the holiday season remains vital though safer shopping and cautious consumer sentiment shape the year’s end.
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Fauci urges vaccination even after COVID infection
Dr Anthony Fauci says Americans who have had or likely had COVID should still take the forthcoming vaccines. He notes vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna show about 95 percent efficacy and may receive FDA authorization by mid December. The piece also cites CDC estimates on underreported infections and rising US case, death, and hospitalization counts.
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New rule could allow gas firing squads for executions
The Justice Department quietly amends federal death penalty protocols to allow methods beyond lethal injection. The rule, published in the Federal Register, references state law to permit execution methods such as gas, firing squads, electrocution, or other state prescribed means.
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