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It is hard to imagine that President Trump will soon leave office. His presidency has been so big, so full of energy and purpose, that it seems almost impossible that it will come to an end. Trump supporters are angry, yes, that the election was unfair, and, many think, dishonest. They are also sad, knowing they may never again elect a president more dedicated to protecting their interests and so ready to take on the intolerant liberal mob. To be sure, he is not done.

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Stars who got married in 2020

2020 has looked different -- and been trying -- for many as the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage across the globe. As far as weddings, a few stars tied the knot before the pandemic hit, while others opted to marry in the months following, but with little to no guests and in socially distant ceremonies. Here's a look at this past year's celebrity weddings: Pamela Anderson and Jon Peters Pamela Anderson and Jon Peters married in January but called it quits 12 days later. (Getty) In January, Pamela Anderson shocked fans by announcing she married movie mogul Jon Peters. The Hollywood Reporter, which was the first to report the news, said the secret nuptials took place during a private ceremony in Malibu, Calif.

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Newsom in quarantine after staffer tests positive for coronavirus

LOS ANGELES-- Gov. Gavin Newsom, the California Democrat, will begin a 10-day quarantine period after a staff member tested positive for the coronavirus, a spokesperson from his office told Fox News early Monday.

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Tenn. governor enacts COVID restrictions on social gatherings, forgoes mask mandate

Tennessee's Republican governor on Sunday announced new restrictions on social gatherings to curb the spread of the coronavirus, but stopped short of a mask mandate. Instead, Gov.

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Demi Lovato writes about single life on Instagram: ‘My happiness is coming from no other person’

Demi Lovato is not pining over her lost love. The 28-year-old pop star made it a point to say as much on her Instagram Story Friday night.

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Kauai sees spike in COVID-19 cases after allowing travel to resume

Hawaii’s rural island of Kauai has seen a spike of COVID-19 cases since launching pre-travel testing to reignite the state’s decimated tourism industry. Early and aggressive local measures coupled with a strictly enforced statewide travel quarantine kept the island’s 72,000 residents mostly healthy — with only 61 known coronavirus cases from March through September.

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Students gives San Francisco surprised thank you over Zoom

A seventh-grade English teacher in San Francisco was surprised Thursday with a coordinated show of gratitude by her students over during a virtual classroom lesson. Jaclyn Alagna, 35, was in the middle of her instruction via Zoom when her 35 students from the St. Brendan Parish School each began to say "Thank You" while holding handmade signs. "It was really sweet," Alagna told Fox News.

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Russian scientist working on COVID-19 vaccine plummets to death in St. Petersburg

A prominent Russian scientist who was working on a COVID-19 vaccine was found dead with a stab wound after plummeting out his window in St. Petersburg, according to news reports.

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U.S. testing czar doesn't believe U.K. travel ban is necessary yet despite new COVID-19 variant

On Sunday, several European countries including France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Italy, Bulgaria and Ireland announced new restrictions on flights to the United Kingdom in order to prevent the spread of a new variant of the coronavirus in England. When asked if a similar move could happen in the United States, testing czar Admiral Brett Giroir told ABC's "This Week" that he doesn't believe a ban on travel to the U.K. is necessary yet.

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AOC gets coronavirus vaccine on social media, as Congress begins to receive Pfizer injections

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, as well as several other New York lawmakers, used social media to document getting vaccinated for the coronavirus Saturday, as the vaccine became available for Congress. The self-proclaimed Democratic socialist also posted a photo of her COVID-19 vaccination record card.

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Adriana Cohen: Coronavirus lockdowns – make politicians share the pain. Here's how

We're "all in this together," or so we were told at the outset of the pandemic 10 months ago. This once-comforting notion has quickly morphed into survival of the fittest given the stringent government restrictions and crushing lockdowns that have violated our collective freedoms and destroyed the livelihoods of millions of Americans. Today, nearly 19 million Americans are out of work while 880,000 of our friends, neighbors and family members filed for unemployment for the first time last week – the highest since early September – reported the Labor Department on Thursday. But that's not all.

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Alicia Silverstone says son has never had antibiotics or ‘medical intervention’

Alicia Silverstone says her son is a picture of health. In a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, the "Clueless" star revealed her son, Bear, has never been given antibiotics nor has he required medical attention in his 9 years.

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Rep.-elect Nancy Mace still recovering from June coronavirus bout: 'I was really, really sick'

Rep.-elect Nancy Mace, the first woman to graduate from The Citadel military college, still suffers lingering effects from a serious bout of coronavirus this summer and cautions others to take the disease seriously. Mace, who won back South Carolina's 1st District for Republicans, arrived in Washington wearing a face mask with her last name embroidered in bright block letters. Not only did the "MACE" mask serve as a helpful pandemic-era nametag during congressional orientation, but it sent a message that masks are a priority to her.

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Minnesota suspends liquor licenses for 3 restaurants for coronavirus safety violations

Minnesota officials have notified three restaurants that they face a 60-day suspension of their liquor licenses for violating the governor’s coronavirus restrictions on indoor dining. The Department of Public Safety's alcohol and gambling enforcement division notified the establishments on Saturday that they would face a hearing before a judge, after which their license may be reinstated.

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Idaho fisherman catches trout that nearly doubles state weight record

There's nothing fishy about this record catch. A fisherman in Idaho recently landed a cutthroat trout that set a new state record for weight -- nearly doubling the old mark. Jordan Rodriguez of Meridian, Idaho, caught a 20-inch cutthroat trout that has been officially weighed in at 2.27-lbs., besting the previous record of 1.17-lbs.

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Paul Batura: Charlie Brown Christmas – here's what it taught me about the holiday

The late Charles Schulz, the quiet and reserved bespectacled creator of Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the entire Peanuts franchise, was once called a magician with a pencil, an artist who captured our imaginations and left us with a daily smile for well over a half-century. It’s been two decades since the last original Peanuts comic strip ran in newspapers, and 55 years since Schulz’s beloved animated Christmas special first debuted on CBS television.

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Judge in George Floyd case upholds decision to livestream trial against 4 ex-Minneapolis cops

A judge in Minnesota is upholding his decision to livestream the trial against the four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd. In a ruling issued Friday, Hennepin County District Court Judge Peter Cahill cited the immense global interest in the case and limited courthouse space amid the "unique and unprecedented situation" brought by the coronavirus pandemic, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported.The trial is scheduled for March 2021. Cahill dismissed concerns by state prosecutors, who argued in a motion filed Nov.

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Mossimo Giannulli being held in protective custody due to coronavirus concerns at his prison: report

Fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, the husband of actress Lori Loughlin, has reportedly been placed into protective custody in prison due to concerns over coronavirus infections within the facility. Giannulli began his five-month sentence at a prison in Lompoc, Calif., for his role in the college admissions scandal after he pleaded guilty to charges stemming from $500,000 payments to scam mastermind William "Rick" Singer to get their daughters, Olivia Jade and Isabella Giannulli, recruited onto University of Southern California's crew team.The two had never participated in the sport. A source told People that Giannulli has been kept separate from the rest of the prison population.

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Teachers at posh NYC school release 8-page anti-racism manifesto, sparks uproar: report

One of NYC’s poshest private schools is in an uproar over an anti-racist manifesto signed by dozens of faculty members with a sweeping list of demands. The Dalton School — which boasts stars Anderson Cooper, Christian Slater and Claire Danes as alumni — is wrestling with eight pages of "proposals" to overhaul the staffing, curriculum and treatment of black students.

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James Carafano: If Biden pursues open-border policy it will pose grave public health risk during pandemic

On the campaign trail, Joe Biden promised to be President Trump’s antithesis on border and immigration issues. Basically, Biden — whose victory was declared Monday by the Electoral College — pledged to do the opposite of everything Trump did regarding illegal immigration.

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LIVE UPDATES: California hospitals contemplate rationing care amid coronavirus surge

California hospitals are battling to find beds to house patients amid fears that the exploding coronavirus infection rate will exhaust resources and health care workers. Fast Facts Nearly 17,400 people were hospitalized with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infections in the state Saturday Some hospitals have canceled non-essential elective surgeries, such as hip replacements, that might require beds which may soon be needed for COVID-19 patients.

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Toomey, Schumer reportedly reach agreement on COVID relief bill language

Senators were still on Capitol Hill late Saturday, as Congress worked to approve funding for the long-awaited coronavirus relief package by Sunday afternoon. Sen.

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Chicago-area hospital to resume vaccinations after 4 workers experience adverse reactions: report

A hospital north of Chicago says it plans to resume coronavirus vaccinations for its staff Sunday, following a temporary pause after four employees experienced adverse reactions to the Pfizer treatment. The employees' symptoms included tingling and elevated heart rates, FOX 32 of Chicago reported Friday after the shots were administered a day earlier. Three of the employees were recovering well at home while the fourth was continuing to receive medical attention, the report said.

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California hospitals contemplate rationing care as they get more overwhelmed

California hospitals are battling to find beds to house patients amid fears that the exploding coronavirus infection rate will exhaust resources and health care workers. As of Saturday, nearly 17,400 people were hospitalized with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infections — more than double the previous peak reached in July — and a state model that uses current data to forecast future trends shows the number could reach an unfathomable 75,000 by mid-January.

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Michigan governor blames White House 'corruption or ineptitude' for shortage of planned vaccines

Federal delays in Pfizer vaccine distributions have left states wondering when they can expect shipments, as COVID cases spike nationally. "I still cannot get a straight answer out of the Trump administration about why Michigan, like many other states, is receiving a fraction of the vaccines that we were slated to receive," Michigan Gov.

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The optics of getting the COVID-19 vaccine at the Capitol

It surprised many Americans to learn there was no coronavirus testing regime at the U.S. Capitol for months.

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Wreaths Across America goes virtual for decades-long tradition

The coronavirus pandemic forced Wreaths Across America to take on a new look for its annual tradition. Each December since 1992, Wreaths Across America commits to laying wreaths at Arlington National Ceremony to Honor and Remember fallen veterans – an effort that expanded in 2007 to include more than 2,100 additional locations nationwide. "Today we place these wreaths on these memorial stones and we remember," said Col.

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Toomey’s grievance with COVID relief bill: ‘Dems are trying to politicize the Fed’

Senators are still in the nation’s Capitol, as Congress works to approve funding for the long-awaited coronavirus relief package by Sunday afternoon. Sen.

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Beloved Taco Bell employee given $6G tip by Florida community

A Taco Bell employee in Florida was brought to tears when he was given a massive tip this week. Joe DeCicco, 70, has been working at a Taco Bell in South Daytona, Fla., for the last 20 years, according to local TV station WESH 2. On Friday, DeCicco -- known in the drive-thru as "Taco Bell Joe" -- received a $6,095 check from a local group.

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Nevada agency drops fines for Trump rally that violated coronavirus restrictions

The Nevada agency responsible for enforcing the state’s coronavirus restrictions has dropped fines it imposed after President Trump held a campaign rally at an airport hangar in September. The Douglas County District Attorney's Office, representing the county and the management contractor for Minden-Tahoe Airport, reached an agreement with Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Administration monitors to dismiss the fines, arguing they amounted to selective enforcement and violated the First Amendment, the Gardnerville Record-Courier reported.

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Where does coronavirus relief stand in Congress?

Congress returned to work Saturday in a rare weekend session to try to pass coronavirus relief legislation in time for Christmas. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he's been in productive discussions with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, but they still have not reached a final agreement. "The American people cannot feed their families, or pay their bills with Congress' good faith discussion," McConnell said Saturday morning on the Senate floor. "They need us to act.

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Visit by COVID-infected interior secretary closes Washington Monument

The Trump administration abruptly closed the Washington Monument after a recent visit by Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, who tested positive this week for coronavirus. Interior spokesman Nicholas Goodwin said Friday that "a couple" of employees have quarantined since Bernhardt’s private tour, "resulting in a temporary workforce reduction at the monument and its temporary closure." The National Park Service posted a brief notice of the closure on its website Thursday.

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US says it is shuttering last 2 consulates in Russia

WASHINGTON – The Trump administration has notified Congress that it intends to shutter the last two remaining U.S. consulates in Russia.

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Minnesota state Sen. Jerry Relph dead from COVID-19 complications

A Minnesota state senator who recently contracted COVID-19 died Friday of complications from the disease. First-term Republican Sen.

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Raymond Arroyo: COVID Christmas -- What 'The Spider Who Saved Christmas' story can teach us in 2020

I have always been a sucker for an origin story, particularly when it explains something that we do out of habit. This time of year we are surrounded by stories, traditions, and activities we repeat almost by rote. So imagine my surprise when I stumbled across a Christmas tale that had been largely forgotten, which forced me to reexamine the Nativity and explains a beloved yuletide tradition. As I explored the story, I discovered that it also furnishes us with lessons that we particularly need as we enter this COVID Christmas.

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Bill de Blasio says mission is to 'redistribute wealth' in NYC school system

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in a news conference Friday said he sees the redistribution of wealth as an important factor toward ending structural racism in education. "I’d like to say very bluntly our mission is to redistribute wealth," he said.

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Chicago-area hospital pauses vaccinations after 4 workers experience adverse reactions: report

A hospital north of Chicago has temporarily paused coronavirus vaccinations for its staff after four employees experienced adverse reactions that included tingling and elevated heart rates, according to a report. Three of the employees were recovering well at home while the fourth was continuing to receive medical attention, FOX 32 of Chicago reported.

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This Day in History: Dec. 19

Also on this day: During the American Revolutionary War, Gen. George Washington leads his army of about 11,000 men to Valley Forge, Pa., to camp for the winter.A coal mine explosion in Jacobs Creek, Pa.

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Pennsylvania governor's coronavirus indoor dining ban challenged by coalition of bars, restaurants

A group of Pennsylvania bars and restaurants is taking legal action against Gov.Tom Wolf and Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine over new coronavirus rules that will prohibit indoor dining during the holiday season.

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Alec Baldwin, Leah Remini and more stars react to Tom Cruise’s coronavirus outbursts

Tom Cruise has made headlines all week after he allegedly launched into an expletive-laden tirade on the set of "Mission: Impossible 7" in audio that was leaked on Tuesday after members of the film crew were reportedly not following COVID-19 guidelines. The "Top Gun" star then reportedly had another outburst days later which caused five people from the crew to quit the production altogether. While Cruise, 58, was applauded by many within Hollywood for taking the ongoing pandemic seriously in the studio’s attempt to save a sputtering movie industry with "Mission: Impossible 7," others had lambasted the Ethan Hunt actor for his antics and delivery.

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Georgia student being made an example of by Cayman Islands for COVID-19 related jail time: Grandma

A Georgia college student jailed for four months in the Cayman Islands for neglecting to follow novel coronavirus-related quarantine guidelines faces stringent consequences because local officials "needed to make a statement," her grandmother told Fox News on Friday. Jeanne Mack, the grandmother of Mercer University student Skylar Mack, told Fox News’s Trace Gallagher the 18-year-old has posted negative results for COVID-19 each of the six times she’s been tested.

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Eva Mendes is feeling 'mom pandemic guilt' while entertaining kids

Like many parents, Eva Mendes is struggling amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. On Thursday, the 46-year-old star took to Instagram to show off how she entertained one of her kiddos and hinted that she's having a hard time.

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Congress averts government shutdown with another stopgap bill

The U.S. House of Representatives skirted a government shutdown for the second time in a week by passing a two-day stopgap funding bill to allow Congress more time to agree on a COVID relief bill.

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Garth Brooks reveals Trisha Yearwood's pet peeve about him: 'It's really like a 24/7 thing'

Even country music royalty can get on their partner's nerves from time to time. Like many around the globe, Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood have been quarantined with one another amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and for the most part, it's been smooth sailing.

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Staffers at Stanford hospital protest against vaccines given to non-frontline workers

Physicians at California's Stanford Medical Center accused administrators on Friday of prioritizing non-frontline health care workers for the coronavirus vaccine instead of those who work directly with COVID-19 patients. Residents, nurses, fellows and other hospital staff gathered at the Palo Alto medical campus to protest the university, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. Some held signs reading "Stanford has 5,000 doses.

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California restaurant owner defies coronavirus outdoor dining ban with ‘picnic protests’

A California restaurant owner is fighting back against tough coronavirus restrictions that could put him out of business, for good. Chef Rodney Worth owns two restaurants in Northern California, The Peasant and the Pear and The Peasant’s Courtyard.

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Detroit-area sheriff dies of COVID-19 after police chief brother spent months battling virus

Benny Napoleon, a Detroit-area sheriff who spent decades in Motor City law enforcement and whose police chief brother overcame COVID-19 earlier this year, succumbed to the illness. He was 65.

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Home of Oklahoma nurse treating coronavirus patients burns in middle of her shift: Report

An intensive care unit nurse at Oklahoma City’s Mercy Hospital was in the middle of her 12-hour shift treating coronavirus patients Tuesday when she heard that her house was on fire, according to local media. Tina Irwin, who lives about four miles away from the hospital, hopped in her car and sped home, where three of her four children and their pets were still inside, according to KOCO 5 News.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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