Ashley St Clair accuses Elon Musk of reducing financial support for their son following her custody lawsuit. St Clair alleges Musk's neglect in their child's upbringing and seeks DNA testing to confirm paternity. Musk's legal team has yet to respond.
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Kamala Harris officially certified Donald Trump's presidency as the 47th US president, despite losing to him in the 2024 elections. This constitutional procedure took place exactly four years after the Capitol riot. Harris expressed commitment to her duty in the certification process, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful transfer of power.
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