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The Kennedy family celebrated President-elect Joe Biden's victory by performing a socially distance 'stadium wave' on Saturday.  Video of the group of cousins and family members, including Gov. Andrew Cuomo's former wife Kerry Kennedy, was shared to Instagram by Kick Kennedy, the 28-year-old daughter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. It came just hours after  Biden snagged the presidency from Donald Trump.   Footage begins with one Kennedy cousin energetically dancing and waving her arms in the air. The Kennedy family celebrated Joe Biden's presidential victory by performing a stadium wave on their Instagram stories  Grace Allen , the daughter of Kara Anne Kennedy, appeared second in the Instagram video  'Let's do a wave for Biden!' she shouts. What follows is a montage of Kennedy cousins continuing the celebratory wave in different places across the country. Grace Allen, the daughter of Kara Anne Kennedy, kicks off the second wave in the passenger seat of a ve

Republican Mitt Romney warned Sunday that Donald Trump is starting to sound like an authoritarian leader, claiming he needs to 'be careful in the choice of words' as the president continues to undermine the election results. 'I think when you say that the election was corrupt or stolen or rigged, that that's unfortunately rhetoric that gets picked up by authoritarians around the world,' the Utah senator told NBC's 'Meet the Press' host Chuck Todd. 'And I think it also discourages confidence in our democratic process here at home.' 'And with a battle going on right now between authoritarianism and freedom, why, I think it's very important that we not use language which can encourage a course in history which would be very, very unfortunate,' Romney added. But make no mistake, Romney continued, Trump 'is without question the most powerful voice in our Party. He will have an enormous impact on our Party going forward.' 'He is

They look like something you would find in a galaxy far far away. But these incredible satellite images show the destructive impact that asteroids and meteorites have carved on the Earth's surface, resulting in a number of strangely beautiful sites. The eye-catching photos feature in the world's first atlas on the different craters which can be found around the world.   Incredible satellite images show the destructive impact that asteroids and meteorites have carved on the Earth's surface such as the Shoemaker in Western Australia The eye-catching photos feature in the world's first atlas on craters which can be found all around the world such as the Lonar in India The 600 page tome presents more than 200 sites which are formed by asteroids and comets colliding with the planet, in high-resolution topographic maps and satellite images. It includes detailed geological descriptions and photographs of the breathtaking rocky landscapes. Titled Terrestrial impact Structures,

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio broke social distancing protocol to pose for photos with revellers in the Big Apple Saturday as thousands took to the streets to celebrate Joe Biden's election victory. The staunch Trump critic was pictured huddling in close with a number of New Yorkers to snap selfies near Grand Army Plaza in Manhattan yesterday. While de Blasio did wear a mask, he didn't appear to abide by social distancing guidelines and was seen in at least two images with his arms around supporters and large crowds gathered behind him. The images were shared to Twitter by the NYC Mayor's Office's official page, which included a quote from de Blasio congratulating Biden on his election win. 'Congratulations, President-elect @JoeBiden and Vice President-elect @KamalaHarris! New York City stands ready to work with you to heal our country and set us on a better path.'  The staunch Trump critic was pictured huddling in close with a number of New Yorkers to snap self

Britons have been flocking to beauty spots from the Peak District to Hyde Park on a wet and windy fourth day of lockdown - but central London remains deserted as non-essential shops shut for November.  England's second lockdown began on Thursday, bringing with it a ban on different households mixing, while indoor exercise was also brought to a halt. The temporary closures left many braving the elements as they visited the Peak District this afternoon, while others were seen walking along Bournemouth Beach or at Hyde Park in London.  The UK has announced 20,572 new coronavirus cases - a fall of nearly 12 per cent compared to last Sunday - while 156 new deaths were recorded today.  England's second lockdown began on Thursday, bringing with it a ban on different households mixing, while indoor exercise was also brought to a halt. Pictured are walkers and cyclists enjoying the autumnal weather in Green Park on Sunday People are spotted exercising and walking through Green Park in c