Democrats look set for a strong majority in the next Congress, but final totals remain undecided as several races await calls.
According to NPR, Democrats are poised to hold a majority in the upcoming Congress. The final numbers have not yet been settled, NPR reported, with the outcome still being determined. NPR said several House and Senate races are still waiting to be called by the Associated Press, and it outlined where those remaining contests stand.
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Harmeet Dhillon has resigned as head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division after 18 months, NPR reported.
The government says listing salaries in job adverts will assist jobseekers and may reduce pay discrimination, according to BBC News.
A consultation will consider on-the-spot fines and other measures to tackle dangerous e-bike riding, including by drunk riders, according to the BBC.
NPR reports Democrats have regained control of Congress, plan investigations into Trump, and face outstanding races that could affect their majority.
