A key talking point about Michigan has been completely discredited, but that doesn’t stop Trump’s attorney from repeating it.
Category: Politics
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Live updates: Biden to meet with mayors; Michigan canvassing board plans meeting with unknown outcome
President-elect Joe Biden continues a transition to the White House that will also include the formal unveiling of his first Cabinet picks.
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Now comes the hardest part: Getting a coronavirus vaccine from loading dock to upper arm
Buoyed by promising results from major clinical trials of two coronavirus vaccines, public health officials are preparing for the daunting task ahead of delivering those shots to tens of millions of Americans.
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Conservatives grumbling about censorship say they’re flocking to Parler. They told us so on Twitter.
The pro-Trump Internet can’t stop talking about their exodus from Big Tech. But very few of them have actually abandoned their long-time social media homes.
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What line did Sidney Powell cross that Rudy Giuliani didn’t?
Ridiculous claims and embarrassing behavior are clearly acceptable. So what wasn’t?
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Republican national security experts call on Trump to concede, begin transition
Imploring GOP lawmakers to speak up, more than 100 former officials issued a statement Monday saying Trump’s refusal to accept the election results is dangerous and harmful.
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Why Democrats face an uphill battle in Georgia’s Senate runoffs
Biden received 100,000 more votes than Jon Ossoff, the Democratic candidate in the regular Senate election; he outperformed the eight Democratic candidates in the special Senate election by the same amount.
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Washington Post hosts live interview with Barack Obama
It’s the first live interview of the tour for his new memoir, “A Promised Land,” the first of an expected two volumes on his presidency.
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Detroit had more vote errors in 2016 when Trump won Michigan by a narrow margin. He didn’t object then.
Republican officials have called on the state to delay certifying the election results because of “irregularities” in Wayne County. But the numbers were worse four years ago.
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Why the Trump campaign’s big legal flameout in Pennsylvania seems like a turning point, even for Republicans
It’s hard to imagine what else would need to happen to prompt other Republicans to speak up.
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Post-Trump, his party and his favorite network have to figure out their relationship with reality
Fox News and the GOP face vocal opposition from Trump diehards who’ve embraced his falsehoods.
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The Trailer: All the votes Trump and his allies are challenging
In this edition: How to get rid of 5.2 million votes, the down-ballot Republicans adopting the new “don’t concede” mindset, and the latest from Georgia.
