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Trump calls for judge who tried to stop deportation flights to be impeached
Trump referred to Judge James Boasberg as an "agitator" and a "troublemaker."
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Biden invites Trump to the White House on Wednesday to move transition of power forward
The meeting will take place at 11:00 a.m. in Washington in order to begin talks for the transition of powers
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Sen. Marco Rubio in lead for Secretary of State role, signaling tougher stance on Cuban regime
The Florida senator's appointment could signify a more aggressive stance against authoritarian regimes in Latin America, especially those in Cuba and Venezuela, with potential escalations in sanctions and international coalitions aimed at isolating the two communist states
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Latinos won seats in U.S. Congress on both sides of the aisle
Three Cuban Americans, three Mexican-Americans and one Colombian-American will serve in the to the United States Congress
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Republican Rosie Cordero-Stutz will be the first Miami-Dade sheriff in almost 60 years
Cordero-Stutz obtained at least 56% of the vote, defeating Democrat and current Miami-Dade Public Safety Chief James Reyes
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Hispanic Americans among key groups that helped reelect Trump as president of the United States
Trump did not win a majority of Latinos, but he did gain 13% since his loss in the 2020 elections
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Election finish line finally in sight for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris closed their Election Day eve rally schedules more than 700 miles apart
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U.S. Election Day: Harris and Trump tied in polls and with close numbers in key battleground states
America’s presidential candidates remain virtually tied in the polls on election day
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Republicans outnumber Democrats in early Miami-Dade voting reports as millions cast ballots across Florida
So far, more than 40% of the Miami-Dade electorate has voted, more than 240,000 Republicans, almost 210,000 Democrats and more than 155,000 independents
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Argentina's Milei fires foreign minister for opposing U.S. embargo on Cuba at United Nations
Two countries, Israel and the United States voted to oppose the resolution
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Colombia will not recognize Maduro if voting records are not released before January
On Sept. 25, Colombian Gustavo Petro stated in an interview that Colombia and Brazil share a common position: "if the records are not presented, there will be no recognition."