Negotiations over more economic aid have stalled time and again between Democrats and the Trump administration in the months before the election. Many lawmakers blamed the failure to strike a deal on hyperpartisan tensions flaring before a major—and extremely polarizing—presidential contest. But as the dust continues to settle a week after Election Day and Joe Biden prepares for his transition into the White House, few aides and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have shown confidence that more relief will be doled out during President Donald Trump’s final days in office....

These are just a few of the AAMC’s newly introduced Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Competencies, a set of guidelines for advancing “health equity” in medical curricula. The competencies function as a blueprint for injecting the watchwords of identity politics—“intersectionality,” “white privilege,” “microaggression,” “allyship”—into medical education. They will almost inevitably hamper free expression, politicize medical education, and lead to substantively harmful policies. Unfortunately, medical schools are primed to take the prescription....

Cerrone’s kick to Hernandez’s head sent Hernandez to the ground. Cerrone was quick to jump on Hernandez and deal several hard punches before a referee intervened and declared Cerrone the winner. Join DAZN and watch more than 100 fight nights a year Afterward, the 35-year-old Cerrone said he wants to take on Conor McGregor. “The old man has still got it,” Cerrone said after the win, via ESPN. “This is the fight that the UFC wanted....

Instead, officers found Sterling hosting V. Stiviano — the woman whose recordings of him making racist remarks led to his removal as owner of the Clippers and a lifetime ban from the NBA. Lt. Lincoln Hoshino says officers were called to the home by Shelly Sterling at 1:40 p.m. Wednesday and were there for roughly 15 minutes. Hoshino says they found “no criminal activity whatsoever” and Stiviano was her husband’s invited guest....

“I will always fight for you. I will be watching. I will be listening,” Trump told a crowd of friends and family gathered at Joint Base Andrews before he boarded Air Force One for the last time as president. It’s unclear what role Trump will play in GOP politics as his tenure is clouded by his failed reelection bid, a mass riot at the Capitol and a second impeachment saga....

A Department of Justice (DOJ) court filing released Tuesday included a photo of multiple documents, including some marked “secret” or “top secret,” laid out across the floor of the former president’s South Florida home. The documents were recovered during an FBI raid on August 8, which was conducted as part of an investigation into the possibility that Trump keeping the documents was in violation of multiple federal laws, including the Espionage Act....

During his campaign days, Trump often claimed that “we think [economic growth] could be 5 or even 6” percent if he were elected. And early in Trump’s presidency, then-budget director Mick Mulvaney told Congress that “the foundation for the plan is 3 percent growth. In fact, that IS Trumponomics.” But Commerce Department data released Friday revised gross domestic product (GDP), a major measure of economic growth, had actually grown 2....

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled against Trump on Thursday as he sought to block the committee from obtaining documents from his time as president from the National Archives. The former president has argued that these documents are covered by executive privilege and the committee has not made clear the legislative reasons for seeking those documents as part of its investigation....

The iconic 20-foot-high inflatable became a symbol of defiance against the president when it first took to the skies in London during protests over Trump’s first presidential visit to the U.K. back in July of 2018. After a world-wide tour, the helium-filled balloon effigy depicting the president as an angry orange diaper-clad infant is set to form part of the Museum of London’s protest collection. “By collecting the baby blimp we can mark the wave of feeling that washed over the city that day [July 13, 2018] and capture a particular moment of resistance—a feeling still relevant today as we live through these exceptionally challenging times—that ultimately shows Londoners banding together in the face of extreme adversity,” the museum’s director, Sharon Ament told Newsweek....

The former president on Thursday endorsed Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron for governor in a statement posted to his Truth Social platform. Cameron faced blistering criticism for not filing charges against three Louisville police officers who fatally shot Breonna Taylor while executing a no-knock warrant. Trump’s endorsement comes in what’s expected to be a fiercely competitive race against Democratic incumbent Andy Beshear. “I have known Daniel right from the beginning of his meteoric rise, and he is absolutely outstanding in every way,” Trump said in his statement....

A national Emerson College Poll found that if the two men were to go head-to-head in 2024, Trump would be slightly favored with 47 percent against Biden’s 46 percent. Biden has split job approval among registered voters, the poll found. It said that around 47 percent disapprove and 46 percent approve of the work he is doing as president. The other 7 percent were undecided. Of the Democrats polled, 60 percent said they would see Biden as the 2024 presidential nominee, while 39 percent said they would rather it be someone else....

The former president issued a statement criticizing the “low-rated political shows that plague our Sunday morning programming” after former New Jersey GOP Governor Chris Christie, ex-chair of the Democratic National Committee Donna Brazile, and political commentator Sarah Isgur appeared on a This Week panel to discuss how much a Trump endorsement actually benefits a candidate. “When Donald Trump endorses a candidate, it actually doesn’t do much to help them,” Isgur said on Sunday’s show....

In September, Trump ended the racial sensitivity classes throughout branches of the federal government. He also signed an executive order banning the training by contractors the government uses. While some observers consider the training to be an important step towards racial equality, Trump said the training asked people to do things that were “absolutely insane.” “I ended it because it’s racist,” Trump said. “I ended it because a lot of people were complaining that they were asked to do things that were absolutely insane, that it was a radical revolution within our military, in our schools, all over the place....

In a statement released on Monday, Trump argued that “everybody should drop off” of the platform following its block on the personal account of Greene, a Republican Representative of Georgia. Greene’s account was blocked on Sunday for repeated violations of Twitter’s rules around COVID-19 misinformation, the social media company said. It had previously suspended the congresswoman four times. Trump accused both Twitter and Facebook of only holding “radical left point of views,” and added that these were platforms that “everyone hated....

The president has repeatedly insisted Pence can take action to block the certification of the 2020 election results. In reality, the vice president’s role is largely procedural and he lacks the power to overturn the election that Trump lost. “States want to correct their votes, which they now know were based on irregularities and fraud, plus corrupt process never received legislative approval,” Trump wrote in a tweet flagged by Twitter as disputed....

The latest filings show that Trump brought in at least $36 million in the first half of this year through online donations - down from $56 million over the same period in 2021 - and notably less than DeSantis. The former president’s fundraising committees brought in about $17 million during the first quarter of this year. The Florida governor, who has often been discussed as a potential presidential candidate, raised about $45 million over the first six months of 2022....

While speaking on the conservative podcast, The Water Cooler, on Monday, Trump also bragged about the support he gave DeSantis in 2018 and the alleged impact it had. The video, shared by commentator Ron Filipkowski has so far been viewed more than 531,000 times. Trump said: “[DeSantis’] rally’s were unbelievable and he ended up beating [Andrew] Gillum. “Most people thought he couldn’t do that but I thought he could. I got him elected, pure and simple....

The most recent poll, from Fox News, showed that 51 percent of respondents wanted to see Trump impeached and removed from office, with a further 4 percent believing the president should be impeached but not removed from office. Meanwhile the same poll, released Wednesday, showed that 40 percent of people did not think Trump should be impeached— down from 45 percent of respondents in the same poll taken in July....

Law enforcement agents are tracking a number of threats that vary in specificity and credibility, an unnamed federal official briefed on the matter told the Associated Press. Predominantly posted online, these threats include plots to attack members of Congress as they travel to and from Capitol Hill during Trump’s trial. These threats, combined with fears of a second insurrection after the riot on January 6, have led the U.S. Capitol Police and other federal agencies to insist thousands of National Guard remain in the capital....

The Quote Speaking to Sean Hannity on Fox News, the president’s eldest son said: “They had one week in that hate-filled, I hate America Zoom call that was the DNC to have a single person denounce the violence, the rioting that’s going on and they took a total pass. They didn’t even question it. It’s just fine. “Remember, it’s the Democrats in America right now that it’s okay for you to rob someone store, but if you open up your story to put food on your table, you’re going to go to jail, you’re going to be arrested, you’re going to lose your business license....