Category: Politics

The Democrat spoke with the Canadian prime minister, debated staff appointments and sought to persuade Americans to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

The presidential race remains too close to call in Arizona, and election workers, voters and volunteers were still scrambling this week to get ballots with problematic signatures approved.

With high stakes during one of the most volatile periods in U.S. history, a shadow transition is beginning to take shape.

At this early stage, state Attorney General Becerra and Secretary of State Padilla have emerged as the leading candidates. The state has never had a Latino in the Senate.

The president-elect plans to make remarks in Delaware regarding the importance of the Affordable Care Act. The president’s refusal to concede has picked up support from key Republicans, despite a lack of evidence of widespread fraud.

The president-elect plans to invoke the coronavirus pandemic and the Affordable Care Act’s uncertain future as justifications for his agenda.

President Trump’s unfounded allegations appear to be trickling down the ballot.

The president-elect says he hopes to have some Cabinet nominees named by Thanksgiving.

The court is reviewing a decision that found part of the law, also known as Obamacare, unconstitutional. The case raises questions about the fate of health insurance for millions of Americans.

The South Carolina Democrat shattered fundraising records in his losing race against Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R).

When Trump makes baseless claims, his allies quickly try to build a base.

The company agreed to work with the federal government on distribution, not development.