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up his fight to overturn the election results, but across the federal government, preparations were beginning in earnest to support President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration." Similarly, the Washington Times <https://www.washingtontimes.corn/news/2020/nov/24/donald-trump-vows- hell-never-concede-d

en as Democrats "and some Republicans pointed to the General Services Administration's decision late Monday to cooperate on the transition with Mr. Biden as more proof that the election is over," the President "vowed to `never concede' and his legal team pressed ahead with legal challenges of the resu

e beginning in earnest to support President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration." Similarly, the

eduled pretrial hearing in December just got put off three months, into early 2021, according to court records. A trial date has not yet been set." Maryland Brothers Charged In Romance Scam. The Daily Beast <https://www.thedailybeast.com/romance-scammer-brothers-targeted-elderly-victims-on-words- with-friends-aut

tle. • Afghan Youths Escape Reality In Violent Video Game With "Cultlike Following." • G-20 Meeting Demonstrates Relief From Leaders At Prospect Of Biden Presidency. • Jordan's King Expresses To Biden "Keenness" To Continue Partnership With US. • Central European Countries Prepare For Changes Under B

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serve two years' supervised release. Because he has been in custody for 26 months, Allonce will have at most 10 months remaining on his sentence." Maryland Brothers Charged With Money Laundering In Alleged $5M Romance Scheme. WUSA-TV <hops://www.wusa9.corn/article/news/crime/romance-scam-money-laundering-federal

tle. • Afghan Youths Escape Reality In Violent Video Game With "Cultlike Following." • G-20 Meeting Demonstrates Relief From Leaders At Prospect Of Biden Presidency. • Jordan's King Expresses To Biden "Keenness" To Continue Partnership With US. • Central European Countries Prepare For Changes Under B

C Nightly NewsVI (11/23, lead story, 1:30, Holt, 6.28M) by announcing that the General Services Administration is "for the first time acknowledging Joe Biden's win for President. Notifying the President-elect that the formal and official transfer of power can again. The decision comes more than two weeks af

he past decade, its former leaders, Joseph `Uncle Joe' Ligambi and Joseph `Skinny Joey' Merlino, out o

serve two years' supervised release. Because he has been in custody for 26 months, Allonce will have at most 10 months remaining on his sentence." Maryland Brothers Charged With Money Laundering In Alleged $5M Romance Scheme. WUSA-TV Washington (11/23, Wainman, 98K) reports from Gaithersburg, Maryland, "Two bro

e beginning in earnest to support President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration." Similarly, the

up his fight to overturn the election results, but across the federal government, preparations were beginning in earnest to support President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration." Similarly, the Washington Times (11/24, Boyer, 492K) reports that even as Democrats "and some Republicans pointed to the

en as Democrats "and some Republicans pointed to the General Services Administration's decision late Monday to cooperate on the transition with Mr. Biden as more proof that the election is over," the President "vowed to never concede' and his legal team pressed ahead with legal challenges of the resu

duled pretrial hearing in December just got put off three months, into early 2021, according to court records. A trial date has not yet been set." Maryland Brothers Charged In Romance Scam. The Daily Beast (11/24, Briquelet, 1.39M) reports, "Two brothers in Maryland are charged in a $5-million scheme that invol