Category: Politics

In a nod to the reality that he is destined to leave office in January, the president is seriously contemplating life beyond the White House, telling advisers that he wants to remain an omnipresent force in politics and the media.

Poor-performing organ collection agencies face closure and takeover.

A Republican member’s willingness to consider discredited voting fraud claims has brought additional attention to the panel.

The suit, in which Trump sought to block the certification of the state’s election results, made “strained legal arguments without merit,” District Judge Matthew W. Brann wrote.

Gov. Brian Kemp also certified the results as required by law, though he said he was troubled by irregularities.

The president-elect plans to huddle with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) in Wilmington, Del., as he continues his transition to the White House.

President-elect Joe Biden and top congressional Democrats are laying the groundwork to seek a massive increase in federal broadband spending next year, hoping they can secure billions of dollars in new government aid to improve internet access and affordability — and help people stay online during the pandemic.

Alex Rodriguez did not live in Miami and had never been involved in politics. But he did share a last name with the Democratic incumbent in a heated race for state Senate.

Maryland governor quietly bought replacement tests; aides kept problems from lawmakers.

Or are they stuck with the president as he tries to undermine democracy.

The Trump campaign claims voter turnout was as much as 350 percent in some precincts in Michigan. Except they got the state wrong. And that’s not all.

House lawyers said an incoming new president and Congress make the case impractical at this time.