Trump’s term officially ends at noon on 20 January 2021. So unless the current president succeeds in his attempts to overturn the result of this month’s election, he will not start a second term, writes Chris Stevenson
Editorial: The government should be so busy with Brexit, Covid-19 and ‘levelling up’ the country that it doesn’t have time for infighting
A human rights group says authorities in Belarus have brought more than 900 criminal cases against opposition figures and protesters in connection with the country’s challenged presidential election and the anti-government demonstrations that followed
J Balvin scored 13 nominations; Bad Bunny and Ozuna follow with nine each
Choose flavoured options like truffle and citrus, or go with something classic for your festive menu
Women in Downing Street believed to have joined forces
Lawyers guilty of ‘poor judgement’ not crime, DOJ decides
Federal health officials have reached an agreement with pharmacies across the U.S. to distribute free coronavirus vaccines after they are approved and become available to the public
Other claims regarding Dominion Voting Systems’ software have already been refuted
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The defense ministers of Greece, Israel and Cyprus have agreed to step up military cooperation they said will keep their armed forces better prepared, help create more jobs and bolster security in a fraught region
So towering is the self-regard on show, involving the resignation of Lee Cain, and the apparent threat to do so by Dominic Cummings, it almost deserves its own Mount Rushmore
Say goodbye to the dry nut roast and hello to these delicious alternatives you’ll be proud to serve
HBO Max’s unscripted special has been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic
An NCAA official is voicing concern over sports betting on the performance of individual student-athletes and suggesting that gambling regulators consider restrictions on such wagers to protect the integrity of the games
Patel visited London in 2017 but neither the US Embassy nor the British Foreign Office were aware of the trip, reports Kim Sengupta
‘Authorities should not spend their time harassing and pursuing legal action against a blogger over a satirical post’ say campaigners
England will play Iceland in the Nations League next week after the government granted the visiting team an exemption from coronavirus rules.
Police claimed to have found more than a dozen empty beer cans in the man’s car
Analysis: There are plenty of reasons for gloom, but the UK might not be doing as badly compared to other countries as the data suggests says Ben Chu
Arsenal captain has sported Black Panther, Spider-Man and Batman masks after scoring goals in the past
Exclusive: Street hoardings 'still being put up’ for brewery showing meals of pet flesh
Richard Walters contracted the novel virus, a GOP official confirmed