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First Thing: Barr rules out voter fraud as court paper alleges White House bribery  The Guardian Disputing Trump, Barr says no widespread election fraud  The Associated Press William Barr says there is no evidence of widespread fraud in presidential election  CNN Hans von

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has faced a backlash after claiming Brexit helped the UK become the first country in the world to have a clinically authorised coronavirus vaccine.

Amazon Web Services will start using processors developed by Israel-based Habana Labs, acquired by Intel; deal ‘makes a crack’ in cloud training market controlled by Nvidia

Conferences have — for better or worse (and if you’ve ever been trapped in a cavernous CES exhibition hall, you might say worse) — become a significant cornerstone of how industries engage with their audiences, whether they are comics superfans,

Sifting through the trillions of molecules out there that might have powerful medicinal effects is a daunting task, but the solution biotech has found is to work smarter, not harder. Genesis Therapeutics has a new simulation approach and cross-disciplinary team

The pandemic is a major reason, but the number of international students has been falling for years. (Image credit: Grace Heejung Kim for NPR)

‘When the UAE succeeds, Israel succeeds. And when Israel succeeds, the UAE succeeds,’ PM says in video; Emirati news agency calls peace treaty the ‘major political event of 2020’

Iranian president says legislation in wake of killing of nuclear scientist is damaging to efforts to restore the 2015 nuclear deal and ease US sanctions

Majority all but guaranteed for opposition bill after Blue and White pledges support; poll predicts government not headed by Netanyahu near-impossible in next Knesset

Live Updates: Trump campaign alleges abuse around the process of absentee voting in Wisconsin  Fox News Presidential Transition Highlights: Justice Dept. Has No Evidence of Fraud That Would Undo Biden’s Win, Barr Says  The New York Times Rep. Mike Kelly asks Supreme