There is one major gift President-elect Donald Trump is inheriting from Biden: A good job market.

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Under the shadow of the Jan 6., 2021 riot, Congress certifies the 2024 election and Donald Trump as the president-elect.

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Canada's Justin Trudeau says he will resign as party leader and prime minister.

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A funeral service at the Carter Presidential Center in Atlanta is honoring the 39th president's decades of humanitarian work.

Services honoring the former president, who died last month, begin today in Atlanta and Plains, Ga. Watch live.

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Mike Johnson is reelected as speaker of the House after two Republicans changed their votes.

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Examining Biden's presidential legacy as his time in office comes to an end. And, north Gaza’s last key hospital has shut down

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Jimmy Carter, the former president who devoted his life after office to international peace and human rights, has died at 100.

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A House panel releases ethics report on Matt Gaetz's alleged sexual misconduct and drug use, which he has fiercely denied.

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The Senate has approved a House-passed spending bill to fund the government until March 14, averting a government shutdown.

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