Election: Last News

Donald Trump shared some details about his conversation with Prince William over the weekend.

Ali Vitali will become the new host of MSNBC‘s Way Too Early starting on Jan. 6.

The documentary War Game films a simulation of a military coup after a disputed presidential election. The 2024 election ended decisively in favor of Donald Trump, who will take office in January. Directors Jesse Moss and Tony Gerber filmed the scenario designed by Vet Voice Foundation CEO Janessa Goldbeck in which a fictional president, not then-candidate Joe Biden, deals with the contested election.

Advocacy groups in the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s election fear his administration’s proposed immigration policies will place LGBTQ migrants and asylum seekers at increased risk.

In his first sit down interview since winning the presidential election, Donald Trump told NBC News’ Meet the Press that he still plans to pardon those convicted for their role in storming the Capitol on January 6, 2021, while he said that the members of committee tasked with investigating it “should go to jail.”

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent While navigating the country’s worst political crisis since the 1960’s, French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump and hosted a three-way closed-door meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the backdrop of the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday. The outing marks Trump’s first international visit since his Nov.

Labour is not removing local democratic power from councils with its proposals to overhaul the planning system, deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has suggested.

Dana Carvey resurrected his iconic Saturday Night Live Church Lady skit during the cold open for the December 7 episode.

Katcy Stephan SPOILER ALERT: This Q&A contains spoilers for the ending of “Nightbitch,” out now in theaters. A stream-of-consciousness novel about a stay-at-home mom who sometimes turns into a dog isn’t exactly the easiest material to adapt. One might even call it “unfilmable.” For “Nightbitch” director and writer Marielle Heller, that was exactly the appeal. “When you read something that feels reflective of your own experience, it’s such an exuberant and meaningful experience,” she tells Variety.

Scottish actor Brian Cox has said he will “try to spend as much time here” in the UK as he can following the results of the US presidential election.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer CBS moved on Friday to throw out Donald Trump‘s $10 billion lawsuit over the editing of Kamala Harris’ interview on “60 Minutes.” Trump sued in the waning days of the presidential campaign, claiming that Harris’ interview had been deceptively edited to make her appear “coherent and decisive.” In its motion to dismiss, CBS argued that does not amount to a legal claim, and that the First Amendment protects its right to edit news interviews. “The First Amendment prevents holding CBS liable for editorial judgments the President may not like,” CBS’ lawyers argued, noting the network had every right to trim the vice president’s answer for time. “Such decisions are not subject to judicial second-guessing.” Trump sued under the Texas consumer fraud statute.

A norovirus outbreak which shutdown areas of a Scots of hospital is showing signs of improving, health chiefs have confirmed.

Running throughout most of the past year, the Deadline ElectionLine podcast is now spotlighting the aftermath of the 2024 election. In that, we are still focussing on the often blurred lines between politics and entertainment in modern America. Hosted by Deadline political editor Ted Johnson and executive editor Dominic Patten, the podcast features commentary and interviews with top lawmakers, media and entertainment figures. As Donald Trump‘s second term, policies and cabinet comes together, follow everything on the ElectionLine hub on Deadline.

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A disabled former SNP MP has said she would have struggled to “sit on my hands” during the Westminster vote on assisted dying. Amy Callaghan, who says she is “resolute” in her support for assisted dying, made the comment after SNP MPs abstained in the historic vote.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent French President Emmanuel Macron said in a televised address on Thursday evening that he will finish his five-year mandate which ends in 2027 despite pressure for him to resign amid the fall of the government. The government was toppled Wednesday after the parliament gave a no-confidence vote in Prime Minister Michel Barnier.

A week before election day, I published an op-ed predicting Trump’s win. In that article, I compared the efforts of the Democratic Party to keep Trump out of power with the French government’s Maginot Line. In the face of an opponent who had already beaten them once, and retained sufficient support to nearly overturn the 2020 election, it was folly to rely on the assumption he could not win again while polling well within the margin of error. Especially considering the consequences of his agenda. In the time since, I have written about what this means in the context of prison abolition and I have made my case for the urgent necessity of action in the face of a horrific deportation regime. From now until the inauguration, I intend to do all that remains possible to me for the protection of myself, my communities, and our allies. I urge you to do the same. We have only a short time to brace ourselves for impact. As soon as Trump is in office, we must anticipate he will be the dictator of his promises. Between a far-right activist Supreme Court and Congress, there remains no substantial check invested in his being otherwise.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Marc Burstein, an ABC News executive who has masterminded the Disney news unit’s special-report coverage of everything from the 9/11 terrorist attacks to the 2024 presidential election, is poised to step away following January’s inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, capping off more than four decades on the job. “I’ve had an extraordinary run and for the last 27 years it’s been my honor and a privilege to lead the special events team covering the most significant events of our time. It’s meant that not a day has gone by that I don’t go to sleep without first checking that my phone is charged and the ringer is on high,” said Burstein, senior executive producer at the news division, in a memo to staffers issued Thursday.

Amazon founder and owner of The Washington Post, Jeff Bezos, said he may not be the best owner for the paper from the perspective of “the appearance” of conflict of interest, but he defended the paper’s controversial decision not to endorse a presidential candidate for the first time in years ahead of last month’s election, but not that far ahead.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said he’s willing to work with President-elect Donald Trump to dismantle government regulations that hinder economic growth. The U.S. imposes “excessive permitting and regulation,” Bezos said, speaking at the New York Times’ DealBook Summit in New York City on Wednesday.

Donald Trump will sit down with Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker for his first network interview since the election.