Will anyone stop the president’s attempts to overturn the election? Revisiting the iconic album documenting John Lennon’s last years. And, where tourists go for fake coronavirus test results.
Category: Politics
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As Democrats fume, the Trump appointee who can start the Biden transition is in no hurry
Federal agencies have received instructions to prepare briefing materials but not provide them or take any calls from Biden’s team.
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Biden paints Trump as reckless as Pence and science advisers cheer vaccine news
At dueling public events, the president-elect and the White House offered starkly different views of Trump’s pandemic response.
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Michigan lawmakers arrive at the White House amid urgent push to head off Trump’s pressure campaign
There have been numerous attempts to reach out to the two Republican state leaders to persuade them not to embrace Trump’s claims, according to people familiar with the efforts.
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Trump’s escalating attacks put pressure on vote certification process
The immediate focus is on the four-member Michigan state canvassing board, which is scheduled to meet Monday on whether to certify President-elect Joe Biden’s large win in that state.
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What you need to know about Dominion, the company that Trump and his lawyers baselessly claim ‘stole’ the election
The voting systems corporation handles elections for jurisdictions across the United States.
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In Georgia, get-out-the-vote operations that helped Biden win haven’t stopped
Democratic groups are already mobilizing voters ahead of the Jan. 5 runoffs for two Senate seats.
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Trump’s lawyers have lots of affidavits. That doesn’t mean as much as it seems.
How much weight do these affidavits carry? And what is their true reliability.
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Trump uses power of presidency to try to overturn the election and stay in office
After courts rejected the Trump campaign’s baseless allegations of widespread voter fraud, the president is now trying to remain in power with a wholesale assault on the integrity of the vote.
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Senate holds hearing on hydroxychloroquine, despite no evidence it works against covid-19
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) called the hearing despite overwhelming evidence that the drug touted by President Trump as a silver-bullet solution to the pandemic is ineffective in protecting against covid-19.
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Biden brushes aside Trump attempts to overturn the election, confident his victory will stand
Democrats so far have treated the president’s moves more as a tantrum than a threat to Biden’s assumption of the presidency.
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Supreme Court continues capital punishment trend with Barrett on the bench
The newest justice takes part for first time as the court allowed the latest execution of a federal prisoner.
