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Kim Jong Un Appears to Hold Military Parade After Blasting U S

Kim Jong Un Appears to Hold Military Parade After Blasting U.S. Bloomberg 1/11/2021 Jeong-Ho Lee and Jon Herskovitz (Bloomberg) North Korea appeared to stage a military parade as part of a grand party congress that laid out the scale of the challenge U.S. President-elect Joe Biden faces to rein in Kim Jong Un’s nuclear program. There were signs that North Korea held a parade late Sunday evening, the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said Monday, in what would be the second such event in since October. U.S. and Seoul Korean intelligence officials were tracking the movements in Pyongyang, the joint chiefs said, which could provide more insight into recent military advances by the regime.

POLITICS: Renewables and unions: Biden rounds out energy Cabinet

Published: Monday, January 11, 2021 Former Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo (D) with Deepwater Wind CEO Jeffrey Grybowski. Photo credit: Steven Senne/Associated Press President-elect Joe Biden selected former Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo (D) last week as his choice for Commerce secretary. Raimondo (left) is pictured here in 2016 with Deepwater Wind CEO Jeffrey Grybowski at a wind turbine staging site near Providence, R.I. Steven Senne/Associated Press President-elect Joe Biden has laced his Cabinet with deep energy ties across the federal government as he prepares to take office and enact an ambitious green energy plan, facing a slim majority in the House and Senate and deep political polarization.

Biden to nominate William Burns as CIA director, turning to diplomat to lead agency in post-Trump era

Live politics updates: Biden nominates career diplomat William Burns to head CIA

Politics updates: Trump should not be in office, Biden says; Trump job approval plummets Matthew Brown, Camille Caldera, Deirdre Shesgreen, Michael Collins, Joey Garrison and Courtney Subramanian, USA TODAY Speaker Pelosi joins others in calling to remove President Trump from office Replay Video Biden: Trump should not be in office © Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images President-elect Joe Biden on Dec. 29, 2020, in Wilmington, Delaware. President-elect Joe Biden said Monday investigators should focus on holding accountable those who engaged in sedition in last Wednesday s violent assault on the Capitol.  When asked if Trump is among those who engaged in sedition, Biden said: I think President Trump should not be in office. Period.”

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