They offered a series of bizarre conspiracy theories — including that the election was undone by a communist plot — and logical inconsistencies, all of which validated the extremely skeptical coverage of their claims.
Category: Politics
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For three hours, an obscure county board in Michigan was at the center of U.S. politics
The votes by the four-member Wayne County Board of Canvassers briefly raised, then dashed, Trump allies’ hopes.
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Here’s how seriously you should take the Trump legal team’s conspiracy theories
After more than an hour of nonsense, attorney Sidney Powell squeezed in one last morsel for good measure.
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The Trump campaign was not denied access to Philadelphia’s ballot count
The president keeps making claims that the courts say are wrong.
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The Trailer: The very different view of the election from pro-Trump media
In this edition: What the election looks like in pro-Trump media, an interview with the Republican tasked with winning Senate races, and the latest from Georgia’s runoffs.
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Biden urged to rebuild the relationship between the government and its workers
Labor, management groups ask Biden to resume forums that facilitated workplace relations under the Clinton and Obama administrations.
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Disarray and defeats mark post-election period as Trump struggles to govern and fails to change vote results
As he has embraced denial about his election loss and the surging coronavirus crisis, the concluding weeks of his presidency have been marked by rudderless and haphazard governance.
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Live updates: Biden to speak virtually with governors on pandemic as Trump presses legal challenges
The president-elect is seeking to keep a focus on combatting the coronavirus as the president has another day without any scheduled public events.
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The past two weeks have distilled Trump’s presidency to its most basic motivation: Power
As thousands die each week from an uncontrolled pandemic, Trump’s focused solely on saving his political life.
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Trump and allies have sought to exclude 1 of every 10 votes in key states
The Trump effort has cast a broad net to reject votes, including a vast majority of clearly legal ones.
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Wayne County Republican who asked to ‘rescind’ her vote certifying election results says Trump called her
Jonathan Kinloch, a Democrat and the board’s vice chairman, told The Washington Post that it’s too late for the pair to reverse course, as the certified results have been sent to the secretary of state in accordance with state rules.
