Bosa spoke with reporters Wednesday and was asked about hearing from the NFL about a fine for wearing his MAGA hat while crashing Brock Purdy’s “Sunday Night Football” postgame interview. 49ERS STAR NICK BOSA MAY FACE DISCIPLINE FOR DISPLAYING MAGA HAT AFTER GAME“I don’t think my position on speaking about it is going to change, so clearly the nation spoke. Vice President Kamala Harris conceded the presidential race Wednesday, calling Trump to congratulate him on the victory. With Trump the projected winner of the presidential race, President Biden is expected to address the nation Thursday to discuss the election results and the transition of power. San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Nick Bosa after a game against the Arizona Cardinals at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., Oct. 6, 2024.

America Faces Crucial Divide After 2024 Election Trump's return marks complex racial dynamics and future challenges for DemocratsWith the dust settling from the highly contentious 2024 U.S. presidential election, the major players, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, seem to symbolize two distinct visions for America’s future. Asian American voters also showed diminished support, dropping from 61% to 56%. Such shifts demonstrate the challenge any Democratic candidate faces as they seek to unify diverse groups against a popular Republican opponent. Moving forward, it calls for unity and dialogue between both sides, diverging from the extreme tribalism lately echoed during election cycles. Whether aspiring to bridge divides or invoking past fears, one thing is certain: the 2024 election served as both judgment and call to action.

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PoliticsHarris's message to young people: 'Don't ever give up'In her concession speech at Howard University, Vice President Kamala Harris told young supporters to keep fighting and acknowledged that victory can take time.

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Many in the Arab world believe Donald Trump would force Israel to scale back fighting in Gaza. “If this is not the jolt that Europe needed to get its act together, I don’t know what could be one. “The bench is thin.”While Trump has promised to negotiate a peace in Ukraine within 24 hours, he hasn’t indicated how. U.S. President Donald Trump, with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at a meeting in 2019. In any case, Trump’s comeback—and the scale of his victory—will force America’s allies to recalibrate their approach, he said.

Jake Tapper could not believe the scale of Kamala Harris‘ election defeat. “Holy smokes,” Tapper exclaimed as he was shown the map by colleague John King. Jake Tapper shocked by map that shows that Kamala Harris did not out perform Joe Biden in a single county:Jake Tapper: "Holy smokes! Watch on DeadlineAround 3.20am, King said: “He’s going to get there. He’s going to get there.

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MSNBC and CNN anchors held back tears and questioned the state of America as they reckoned with a stunning win by former President Donald Trump during the early hours of Wednesday. “We had talked about a red wave two years ago that never materialized,” “Morning Joe” anchor Joe Scarborough said Wednesday. “I think we have to acknowledge that Donald Trump knows our country better than we do,” she said. 4 MSNBC “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough called “the scope and scale” of Trump’s victory “sweeping.” MSNBCThe “Morning Joe” host said Republicans will likely dominate all branches of government for the next several years. “Turns out, the better angels went on vacation when Donald Trump came down the escalator.

It’s archaic and should be eliminated. The popular vote should determine the winner. It should be adjusted to make the votes proportional, rather than winner-take-all. The Electoral College gives voice to smaller, less populous states. It’s hard to say without an in-depth study of the potential consequences.

PoliticsHarris chants ‘H-U’ during concession speechAt Howard University, Vice President Kamala Harris gave a shoutout to her alma mater, chanting “H-U” near the end of her concession speech.

Former NFL star and sports media personality Robert Griffin III gave his take on Tuesday’s presidential election in a post on X Wednesday. “The moment Donald Trump won the election,” Griffin wrote as a caption. Now’s the time to pray for Donald Trump, his family and the families of those who lost someone in the shooting. Because whether you like Donald Trump or not, every life is worth living,” he said. This Presidential debate is a sitcom.”CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPGriffin hasn’t outwardly expressed support for Trump.

States decide on key changes on immigration, election laws other topics in ballot measuresTuesday's election saw significant laws and regulations passed on the state level through various ballot measures. PHOTO: Election workers review ballots at the Denver Elections Division in Denver on Election Day, Nov. 5, 2024. (Allison Dinner/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)Voters in Nevada, South Dakota, Missouri and Oregon rejected changing to ranked choice. While Colorado was still counting votes, over 1.2 million voters -- 54% of the total as Wednesday afternoon -- voted no on an ranked choice ballot measure for their elections. States decide on key changes on immigration, election laws other topics in ballot measures originally appeared on abcnews.go.com

A military judge ruled on Wednesday that plea agreements between the alleged 9/11 conspirators at Guantanamo Bay and the US government are “valid and enforceable,” a defense official told CNN – roughly three months after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin revoked the deals. The US reached a plea deal with alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two other defendants accused of plotting the attacks in July after more than two years of negotiations. But just days later, Austin revoked the plea deals and yanked responsibility from the convening authority for military commissions who runs the military courts at Guantanamo. The defense official said that the government prosecutors in the 9/11 trials “did not expect” the judge’s ruling on Wednesday. Experts said this summer that the plea deal could have been the best option to avoid a long and drawn out trial against the conspirators, particularly Mohammed.