GOP clings to Trump challenges as Biden victory drags on
In Washington Republicans delay recognizing Joe Biden as president elect as states certify results and Electoral College deadlines loom. Senate leaders set January as the likely swearing in date while some GOP officials defend the process arguing investigations must finish. Experts warn the standoff risks eroding public trust in elections and party cohesion remains split over conceding while Georgia awaits its runoff.
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Siberians Drive Doctors to Homes to Beat Pandemic
In Irkutsk and surrounding regions volunteers launched Lets Help Doctors Together to alleviate chronic delays for home visits. Since October over 3,000 volunteers in 10 Russian regions have aided physicians, enabling 10 000 house calls and expanding care for self isolating patients while reducing exposure risk.
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New Zealand marks one year since deadly Whakatane eruption
A year after White Island erupted killing 22 people, including Hayden Marshall-Inman, a mother recalls the moment a stranger comforted her on a Whakatane beach. Officials filed safety charges while families pursue lawsuits as survivors recount ongoing grief and resilience.
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