If Trump’s main goal was to convince his base Biden didn’t win fairly, he can rest assured that he was successful.
Category: Politics
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What the fired director of federal cybersecurity actually said about the election
He wanted to make sure that the supporters of losing candidates could be confident in that loss — which is very much not what Trump wants to see happen.
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The recount in Georgia is going quite well for Trump. He’s still complaining. He’s still losing.
The review of votes cast narrowed Biden’s lead, but not enough.
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How we voted, and why
A look at how key groups voted in this election: from Latinos in Texas and the women who went for President Trump to the Black voters who pushed President-elect Joe Biden across the finish line.
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Biden builds White House team and tries to show dangers of Trump’s intransigence
Doctors reiterated that the president’s refusal to cooperate on a transition threatens lives during the pandemic.
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GOP officials in key Michigan county decline to certify ballot count, upending vote process as Trump scrambles to regain ground
The limited victory for the president’s campaign arrived amid a string of failures in its beleaguered effort to overturn the result of the election through the courts.
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Live updates: Biden to hold event with front-line health-care workers, as he keeps focus on pandemic
The president-elect plans to stage a virtual meeting from Wilmington, Del. President Trump has advertised another day with no public events.
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The first big test of Trump’s attempt to steal the electoral college was a failure
Republicans in Detroit dipped their toe into it, and amid widespread backlash, pulled back.
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Trump campaign to request recount in two counties in Wisconsin; he trails in the state by about 20,600 votes
The Wisconsin Elections Commission confirmed that it has received a wire transfer from the campaign for $3 million, to cover the costs of the partial recount.
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Here’s what happened when Rudolph Giuliani made his first appearance in federal court in nearly three decades
The former U.S. attorney came under heavy criticism from opposing counsel and appeared unable to answer several questions from the judge about legal technicalities.
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Trump’s most blatant politically motivated firings
Chris Krebs is the latest to be fired in ways that are transparently political — because he refused to toe Trump’s line.
