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Joe Biden bid goodbye to his home state of Delaware for a final event before he is sworn in as the 46th president of the United States, thanking the state and its residents for serving as the launchpad for his decades-long career in public service that is now capped with his ascension to the nation's highest office.«I want to express how much you mean to me, to every one of us,» Mr. Biden said during remarks at a send-off event at the Major Joseph R.

direct to your inboxTwo months on from the presidential election, another key vote is taking place in the United States this week.The Georgia state run-off will decide the future of the US senate. Joe Biden will be eagerly awaiting the results as votes continue to be counted this morning.There are two seats in the senate up for grabs, and the incoming president needs the Democrat Party to take them both in order to gain control of the senate.The senate, which has been controlled by the Republican Party since 2014, plays a key role in getting laws passed in the United States, so the vote will have a big impact on how much Mr Biden will be able to achieve in his first term.If Mr Biden's Democrats manage to win both seats, his party will have

Joe Biden is opening up about choosing Kamala Harris as his running mate for the upcoming Presidential election and admitted that it was more about how they aligned in their principles more than the pressure to select a woman of color.