The first such party, on Monday afternoon, included guests defying guidelines on masks and social distancing.
Category: Politics
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Laws and customs guide presidential transitions — but some go off the rails anyway
Trump’s attacks on Biden’s win are unprecedented, but bitterness over losing is nearly as old as the presidency.
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Miles Taylor spoke out against Trump as ‘Anonymous.’ Now he’s gone public and is hiding out.
The whistleblowing insider known for his explosive New York Times column is hoping to reshape the Republican Party.
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Are a Biden nominee’s Twitter attacks fair game for Senate Republicans after years of tolerating Trump’s?
They’re gearing up to oppose Neera Tanden to lead a key budget office because she’s been aggressively partisan on Twitter.
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Ohio GOP lawmakers are trying to impeach Gov. Mike DeWine over his covid-19 rules. He says it’s a ‘fantasy.’
Four Republican state lawmakers say the governor violated state and federal laws by requiring face masks and ordering some businesses to close.
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Live updates: Biden to appear in Delaware with economic team; Trump lashes out at GOP governors
The president-elect plan is staging an event to introduce leading members of the economic team he intends to bring to Washington, including treasury nominee Janet Yellen.
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Trump campaign files last-ditch lawsuit in attempt to overturn Biden win in Wisconsin
The suit, which legal experts said has little chance of prevailing, argues that elections officials improperly accepted more than 200,000 votes, but does not allege fraud.
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What the Trump family’s new political committees can and can’t do
Trump has turned his baseless fraud claims into a loosely regulated payday.
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CDC advisers to vote Tuesday on who will be first in line for a vaccine
States are likely to put health-care workers first, as debates over the place of older Americans and front-line workers intensify.
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Scott Atlas will forever be the face of surrender to the coronavirus
He gave Trump what the president wanted: a doctor willing to endorse Trump’s own indifference.
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Giuliani? Manafort? Himself? Here’s who a lame-duck Trump could pardon.
A rundown of the Trump allies and others who might benefit from the uniquely presidential power.
