Jennifer Psaki will be White House press secretary, Kate Bedingfield will be communications director.
Category: Politics
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Biden twists ankle while playing with his dog Major
The president-elect was walking his dog Major on Saturday when he twisted his ankle, the transition team said.
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Biden bets on a diverse Cabinet and staff to handle the problems of a diverse nation
His initial picks seem to make good on his campaign commitment to put in place leaders who look like the country he will preside over.
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Record Asian American turnout helped Biden win Georgia. Can it help flip the Senate?
Joe Biden won rapidly diversifying Georgia partly because Asian Americans mobilized to an unprecedented degree. With two critical Senate runoffs approaching, these voters could also boost Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.
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Trump’s bid to exclude undocumented immigrants from reapportionment arrives at Supreme Court
The approach could aid GOP areas at the expense of states with large immigrant populations.
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With urgent problems facing him, Biden cannot afford early missteps
He is assembling an experience and trusted team. Can they avoid mistakes of the past?
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If there is any real evidence of fraud, Mr. President, it’s time to put up
Nearly four weeks later, there’s still no evidence of anything other than isolated incidents of fraud nor any reason to think such evidence exists.
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Trump moves to strip job protections from White House budget analysts as he races to transform civil service
Up to 88 percent of the workforce at the Office of Management and Budget could be affected.
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Republicans lob accusations of elitism at ‘Middle Class Joe’ — a sign of the upended politics of populism
The burgeoning dynamic underscores how Trumpism is likely to animate the nation’s politics even after a billionaire president is replaced by Biden in the White House.
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All the times Trump has basically acknowledged he lost the election
Trump is out of options, and every week, he’s starting to talk more and more like he knows he’s lost.
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Federal appeals court rejects Trump request to block certification of Pennsylvania’s election results
The sharply worded opinion written by a Trump appointee said the campaign’s challenge has “no merit.”
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GOP effort to invalidate more than 2.5 million votes in Pennsylvania dealt another setback
Legal experts said the case had little chance of success, much like the other last-ditch GOP election lawsuits pending in battleground states.
