Category: Politics

Two justices objected, but a majority said the Danville Christian Academy may try again if Gov. Andrew Beshear reimposes his order in January.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, 78 and a polio survivor, said he would receive the first of two shots and expressed concern that some Americans remain skeptical.

The president’s muted response to an organized hacking attack on the U.S. government marks the latest example of his persistent reluctance to criticize Russia.

While Trump continues to push baseless claims of voter fraud, McConnell allies have acknowledged Biden’s win, warning that Democrats must be denied the Senate.

Our annual roundup of the most outlandish claims of 2020.

A new study reinforces how parliamentary our system of government has become. And despite GOP gains in the House, the results there mirror the presidential race.

The president-elect has kept deliberations over his picks to a small circle of advisers. Vice President-elect Kamala D. Harris has interviewed all of the candidates separately.

The SSA commissioner cannot simply be fired, according to a report submitted to Biden’s transition staff. Commissioners can be dumped only for neglect of duty or malfeasance.

President-elect Joe Biden has tapped Democratic Rep. Deb Haaland, a Native American congresswoman from New Mexico, to serve as interior secretary in a historic pick for a department that oversees the country’s vast natural resources, including tribal lands.

The president-elect has no public events Friday as he continues to work on building what he has described as a “Cabinet of firsts.”

The vice president’s return to Georgia underscores the importance of the Senate races there. The outcome will determine which party controls the Senate next year.