The question could have consequences for thousands of convictions in Louisiana, Oregon and Puerto Rico.
Category: Politics
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Health-care workers will be vaccinated first. For now, they’re handling a surge in hospitalizations.
Nearly 100,000 people in the United States entered hospitals with covid-19 on Tuesday.
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Migrant caravans could be early test for Biden and post-Trump relations with Mexico
Trump bullied Mexico into becoming a barrier to mass migration. In the short term, Biden may need president Lopez Obrador to hold the line.
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Biden has promised to protect ‘dreamers,’ but DACA court challenges loom
More than 640,000 immigrants are enrolled in the program, which President Trump has tried to wipe out.
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Biden is building a team that looks like the people it serves
If there’s anything that Biden has made clear, it’s that he alone will not right the country. It’s a group effort.
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Trump’s unfinished border wall faces uncertain future after Biden pledge to freeze construction
President-elect Joe Biden has pledged to halt construction once in office, leaving Trump’s signature project in the lurch.
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Seven civil rights groups want a meeting with Joe Biden. The agenda: Appointing Black officials in top roles, not lower-ranking ones.
Members of Congress are pushing Biden to name a Black official for defense secretary or attorney general.
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Biden sees Obama’s mass deportations as a ‘big mistake,’ plans to pause expulsions
Biden has said he would govern differently than President Barack Obama, and he has acknowledged that the deportation of people who never committed any crimes other than crossing the border was a “big mistake.”
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‘Someone’s going to get killed’: GOP election official in Georgia blames President Trump for fostering violent threats
In an emotional news conference, a top state official called on Trump and other Republicans to speak out against threats that have flourished in the wake of the election.
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Trump’s dwindling prospects to overturn the election: a guide
President Trump’s scattershot legal effort to overturn the 2020 election is losing steam. Here’s a guide to his claims — and the reality.
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Kayleigh McEnany and the Trump team are running out of voter fraud tricks
Appearing on Sean Hannity’s Fox News show, McEnany offered two claims. Both were debunked nearly four weeks ago.
