Category: Politics

In this edition: An interview with one of the year’s big Republican winners, an update from the Trump legal team’s tour of election hearings, and the latest from Georgia.

For maybe the first time in Trump’s presidency, reality hasn’t been conforming to his nonsense.

An attack ad in the Georgia Senate run-off relies on out-of-context video clips to make its case.

The president’s baseless claims of fraud in the November elections have sparked a Republican civil war in the state, where voters will return to the polls on Jan. 5 in a pair of races that will determine control of the U.S. Senate.

Trump has raised $207.5 million since Election Day, with a flurry of fundraising appeals focused on election integrity.

The president-elect is hunkered down in Wilmington, Del., with plans to receive an intelligence briefing and meet with transition advisers.

Democrats also chose Rep. Rosa L. DeLauro (Conn.) as chair of the House Appropriations Committee and Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (N.Y.) to lead their party’s campaign arm.

At least four high-profile California Democrats are in hot water for failing to abide by their own public health recommendations.

It’s not a conspiracy. It’s an attempt to redirect toward accuracy.

Republicans fear his conspiracy-mongering about a rigged election will depress turnout among their base in the January runoffs for control of the Senate.

At least if the courts agree.

President-elect Joe Biden is seeking to keep a focus on the economy a day after he pledged “a recovery for everybody.”