The president-elect, still attempting to be a soothing presence, calls the president’s behavior “an embarrassment” and says the GOP will turn around after he departs.
Category: Politics
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The coronavirus pandemic continues to be predictably deadly
The recent surge in new cases, though, may break the pattern.
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Where Democrats will be locked out of power in redistricting battles next year
They’ll still have a foothold in some swing states like Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. But less than they’d like.
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How Biden is likely to overturn Trump’s policies toward federal workers
The easiest items for him to reverse are the president’s orders that undermined federal labor organizations, abridged employee disciplinary procedures and halted diversity training.
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Election 2020 live updates: Trump plans first public event since last week; Biden huddling with advisers
The president, who has largely stayed out of the public eye since Election Day, is scheduled to appear at Arlington National Cemetery for a Veterans Day event. The president-elect has advertised no public appearances on Wednesday.
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We reached the ‘stacks of paper’ phase of Trump’s bid to retain power
Trump’s team offered up a slew of affidavits meant to hint at impropriety, not to prove it.
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More than 8-in-10 Trump voters think Biden’s win is not legitimate
Trump’s efforts to undermine the system are influencing his base.
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Trump lawyers suffer embarrassing rebukes from judges over voter fraud claims
Over and over again over the past week, Trump’s lawyers have been forced to account for their lack of evidence. It often hasn’t gone well.
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No, Trump is not attempting a ‘coup.’ Here’s why the distinction matters.
It’s important that we describe the crisis accurately. That will shape our response.
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What comes next in the process of Biden becoming president
The election was one thing. The electoral college is another.
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‘My faith is shaken’: The QAnon conspiracy theory faces a post-Trump identity crisis
President Trump’s election loss and the week-long disappearance of their anonymous prophet have forced supporters of the baseless movement to rethink their beliefs: “Have we all been conned?”
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Their county was once a bellwether. Now, these Obama-Trump voters wonder what the future holds.
Historically Democratic Robeson County, N.C., voted Trump in 2016 and never looked back.
