Trumpism Endures in US Despite Biden Victory
Trump lost the presidency to Joe Biden but his political influence persists in Red America. The election reshaped but did not erase partisan divides as Trump supporters helped incumbents while Biden broadened appeal in urban and suburban areas. Analysts note enduring polarization and strategic missteps by Democrats.
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Thai protesters confront police with water cannons near Grand Palace
Bangkok protesters pushing to submit letters to the king faced riot police and water cannon fire as they tried to reach the Grand Palace. The brief clash ended with protesters placing four red mock mailboxes and returning home as police allowed calm. The march followed days of demonstrations pressing Prayuth Chan-ocha to resign, constitutional reform, and monarchy changes.
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Johnson presses Britain’s bid for closer US ties under Biden
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson seeks stronger U S ties with President-elect Joe Biden, pledging democracy, human rights and climate action. He says the United States remains Britain’s closest ally and supports a global rules based order, while aiming for net zero emissions by 2050 and hosting COP26 in 2021. The piece contrasts Johnson with Trump and notes Biden’s label of Johnson as a “clone” of Trump.
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