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Trump Campaign Witness Can’t Back Up Claims in Georgia Election Fraud Hearings  Newsweek Republican U.S. judges choose Constitution over Trump as election fraud cases keep failing  Yahoo News Trump Delivers 46-Minute Diatribe on the ‘Rigged’ Election From White House  The New York Times

Family hails miracle recovery of Major Wooten of Alabama, who was treated with newly approved antibody therapy after being diagnosed

Google fires a leading researcher, Stripe launches a new banking service and WarnerMedia shakes up the theatrical business model. This is your Daily Crunch for December 3, 2020. The big story: Google fires co-lead of its Ethical AI team Timnit

Guterres accused some countries he didn’t name of ignoring or rejecting the World Health Organization’s recommendations at the start of the crisis early this year, resulting in nations going in their own directions.

CNN Exclusive: Biden says he has asked Fauci to be a chief medical adviser during his administration  CNN Lujan Grisham turned down Interior post, says transition source | TheHill  The Hill Joe Biden asks Anthony Fauci, the federal coronavirus expert, to become

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Momentum builds for bipartisan $908 billion stimulus package as more GOP senators express support  The Washington Post Pelosi and Schumer back $900 billion coronavirus stimulus plan as basis for negotiations  CNBC Stimulus checks? Here’s a breakdown of what’s in the $908 billion

Warner Media and HBO Max might have just rung the death knell of the moviegoing experience. Warner Bros. announced on Thursday that it plans to release all 17 of its films planned for 2021 on HBO Max and in theaters

AIPAC, J Street ally from New York to succeed Eliot Engel, winning vote by 148 to 78 over more progressive Joaquin Castro; supports US rejoining Iran nuke deal

Tens of millions of people use some form of birth control in the United States, and innovation could expand non-hormonal options for those who have been unable to use conventional means.