- Trump comes close to admitting defeat but stops short of concession
- Is Biden walking into a Republican trap?
- Georgia Senate runoffs battle is already on
- US sees record 184,000 new daily Covid cases
- Sign up to receive First Thing – our daily briefing by email
7.08pm GMT
A standard-issue ordinarily extraordinary intervention from Marjorie Taylor Greene, the Republican congresswoman-elect from Georgia who has…
… faced scrutiny for racist and bigoted statements and her support of QAnon, a baseless conspiracy theory rooted in antisemitic tropes whose followers believe Donald Trump is secretly fighting against a cabal of Democrats, billionaires and celebrities engaged in child trafficking, and which the FBI has identified the movement as a potential domestic terrorism threat, and it has repeatedly inspired vigilante violence.
I work out everyday in a CrossFit gym that is open.
With people.
Gyms are small businesses that have been devastated by the government mandated shut downs.
In DC, NOTHING is open bc of Democrat tyrannical control.
So here’s my hotel room workout.
We must FULLY reopen! pic.twitter.com/oDsgGyhRvx
6.54pm GMT
Donald Trump may have forced a recount of the votes in Georgia that helped end his presidency, but the activists who organised the surge in turnout that helped defeat him have already turned their attention to two elections that will decide who controls the US Senate and the course of Joe Biden’s presidency.
Tens of millions of dollars are pouring in to the Georgia runoff races, which can be expected to draw Biden back to the campaign trail as voters have the opportunity to make history by defeating the state’s two Republican senators to give the new president control of both houses of Congress.
Related: ‘They know their vote matters’: the Georgia Senate runoffs battle is already on
More Stories
The Yelp of Covid: Vigilantes Crowdsource Pandemic Safety Tips for Consumers
Worn-Out Nurses Hit the Road for Better Pay, Stressing Hospital Budgets — and Morale
Causes Of Despair