Category: Politics

A shifting Sunbelt alters the electoral calculus, but Democrats’ weakness with White working-class voters could keep some northern states in GOP hands or up for grabs

The painstaking process is meant to reassure the public and rebut baseless allegations of voter fraud.

Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue are struggling to explain why a tie in the Senate would be bad without acknowledging that Joe Biden won the presidential election.

A lack of Election Day coattails forces a reevaluation of priorities, shrinking the president-elect’s options.

The former vice president should receive intelligence briefings, several Republicans said, despite the president’s claims that he is the winner.

In a brief event at the White House, he reiterated the same false claims we’ve heard so often before.

Georgia will manually recount every one of nearly 5 million ballots cast in the presidential election. Here’s how it will work.

The Grand Canyon state turning blue for the first time since 1996 was years in the making.

Among the new House members arriving in Washington were several barrier-breaking women.

A state judge in Michigan rejected a request to delay the vote count certification in Detroit, the latest in a string of defeats for the president and his allies.

Alito said he was not criticizing officials for their policy decisions—“I’m a judge, not a policymaker”—and said before launching into the speech that he hoped his remarks would not be “twisted or misunderstood.”

The Supreme Court justice’s remarks before the Federalist Society drew howls from many liberals.