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Biden taps Buttigieg for transportation, Granholm for energy

President-elect Joe Biden nominated his former rival Pete Buttigieg as secretary of transportation on Tuesday and intends to choose former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm as his energy secretary. Biden also plans to tap Gina McCarthy, a former Environmental Protection Agency chief, for the powerful new position of domestic climate chief to run his ambitious climate plans across the federal government.

Turning the page? Republicans acknowledge Biden’s victory

More than a month after the election, top Republicans finally acknowledged Joe Biden as the next U.S. president on Tuesday, a collapse in GOP resistance to the millions of voters who decisively chose the Democrat. Foreign leaders joined the parade, too, including Russia’s Vladimir Putin.

‘Democracy prevailed’: Biden aims to unify divided nation

President-elect Joe Biden told Americans on Monday that “democracy prevailed” as electors nationwide cast votes affirming his victory in last month’s election, saying the country's governing principles were “pushed, tested, threatened” but did not crumble.

Together

There are many “together” quotes. It is a recognition that together we are stronger. It is a recognition that together we can accomplish things that alone we can never do. Teamwork is necessary to winning in sports. Teamwork is critical for our military to be successful. For those of you who served in the military, you know basic training was as much about building teamwork as developing skills.

Despite Trump’s venting and threats, Biden’s win is sealed

There’s plenty of noise but no cause for confusion as President Donald Trump vents about how the election turned out and vows to subvert it even still.

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A lie can’t buy citizenship. If Omar’s was bought with one, it was never hers.

Citizenship obtained by fraud is void from the start. Enforcing that rule is what protects the millions of Americans who earned theirs honestly.

Amnesty for noncitizens who registered but never voted. Prosecute every one who voted.

California's four U.S. attorneys should draw a bright line, and put the blame for the rest where it belongs: on Sacramento.

224 San Jacinto High Seniors take major step toward CSU admission

For 224 seniors at San Jacinto High School, the...

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