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The 2024 election saw most states approve abortion rights amendments, Kamala Harris concede, Germany's government collapse, Trump's victory forecast major policy changes, and Amazon ordered another union vote.
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The 2024 election has seen significant developments, including the approval of abortion rights amendments in most states that considered them. Vice President Kamala Harris has conceded the election but remains committed to advocating for a better future. In international news, Germany's coalition government has collapsed following Chancellor Olaf Scholz's decision to fire his finance chief. Special counsel Jack Smith is reportedly winding down federal cases against former President Donald Trump, who has won the election. Analysts predict that Trump's administration will lead to substantial changes in U.S. energy and climate policy, as well as healthcare. The stock market reacted positively to Trump's victory, with the Dow Jones soaring over 1,500 points to a record high. In labor news, Amazon has been ordered to allow workers to vote on unionizing for the third time. Additionally, thousands of residents in Southern California have been evacuated due to a rapidly spreading wildfire, and bomb threats disrupted voting on Election Day.
- Most states approved abortion rights amendments in the 2024 election.
- Kamala Harris has conceded but vows to continue fighting for progressive causes.
- Germany's coalition government has collapsed after a key cabinet change.
- Trump's election victory is expected to significantly alter U.S. energy and healthcare policies.
- Amazon faces another union vote after being ordered by authorities.
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