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Vice President Kamala Harris has made no effort to cast doubt on the election, and has instead accepted defeat graciously. Unlike Mr. Trump, Ms. Harris has made no effort to cast doubt on the election but has instead accepted defeat graciously. “The peaceful transfer of power is one of the most fundamental principles of American democracy,” Ms. Harris says in the video. Both Mr. Nixon and Mr. Gore had plenty of motive to object to the outcomes that they certified. “May God bless our new president and our new vice president,” Mr. Gore said after declaring Mr. Bush the winner, “and may God bless the United States of America.”
Persons: Kamala Harris, Harris, Donald J, Trump, Mike Pence, Biden, JD Vance, Pence, , , Ms, — Richard M, Nixon, Al Gore, , Hubert Humphrey, Richard Russell, Walter F, Mondale, Dan Quayle, Gore, John F, Kennedy, George W, ” Mr, Bush Organizations: Electoral, Capitol, Justice Department, Mr, Service, Democratic National Committee, United States Capitol, Electoral College, , Democrats Locations: California, United States, Georgia, Florida, United States of America
NEW YORK (AP) — Richard Moll, a character actor who found lasting fame as an eccentric but gentle giant bailiff on the original “Night Court” sitcom, has died. Moll played "Bull” Shannon on NBC's “Night Court” from 1984-1992 alongside stars Harry Anderson and John Larroquette. The towering actor — he was 6-feet 8-inches tall — did not join the reboot of “Night Court” starring Larroquette. Raised in Pasadena, California, Moll was a history and psychology major at the University of California at Berkeley, and graduated in 1964. Moll is survived by his children, Chloe and Mason Moll; ex-wife, Susan Moll; and stepchildren Cassandra Card and Morgan Ostling.
Persons: — Richard Moll, Moll, Jeff Sanderson, Bull ” Shannon, NBC's, Harry Anderson, John Larroquette, Roz Russell, Marsha Warfield, Bull, “ Ohh, kay, , Harvey Dent, , Scorpion, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Natasha Lyonne, “ Thomas, Peter O’Toole, Marcia Gay Harden, Ed Asner, , Larroquette, Chloe, Mason Moll, Susan Moll, Cassandra Card, Morgan Ostling Organizations: University of California, People Locations: Big Bear, , California, Pasadena , California, Berkeley, Alameda County, San Francisco, Hollywood
The mayor said he had spoken to Mr. Fierro and was struck by his humility. Mr. Fierro started to go for it, but then saw the gunman come up with a pistol in his other hand. As he held the man down and slammed the pistol down on his skull, Mr. Fierro started barking orders. A person was passing by, and Mr. Fierro said he ordered her to stomp the attacker with her high heels. The whole time, Mr. Fierro said, he kept pummeling the shooter with the pistol while screaming obscenities.
Persons: Richard M, Fierro, Mr, Anderson Lee Aldrich, , John Suthers, Jess, Kassandra, Raymond Green Vance, Fierro’s, , Afghanistan he’d, I’ve Organizations: Q, Army, Star, Atrevida Locations: COLORADO, Iraq, Afghanistan,
Florida high schoolers attending a public college are required to meet civic literacy requirements. Academics in the Sunshine State are unsure if Donald Trump could pass the exam. Insider asked four college professors whether they think Trump could pass the test. Rick Bowmer/AP'Real history and civic responsibility'Since 2019, many future college students in Florida are required to take the Florida Civic Literacy Examination — a test modeled after the US Citizenship and Immigration Services Naturalization Test to encourage civic literacy in the Sunshine State. To pass the Florida Civic Literacy Examination specifically, students must answer 48 out of 80 questions correctly — 60% or higher.
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