Category: Politics

A special post-election edition

The president repeated falsehoods about the coronavirus and mail-in voting, but he also said there is “no reason to play games” by trying to declare an early victory.

In several key states, it looks as though it will be.

Though Biden is projected by the Associated Press to win Wisconsin, Trump’s campaign manager said the president would request a recount of the state’s ballots. Here’s what to know about what that means and what could happen.

The president is giving signs that he will dismiss top officials and may challenge the transition if Biden wins, suggesting a period of uncertainty after Election Day.

Nearly 100 million Americans had already cast their ballots when voting got underway Tuesday.

A cascade of prominent figures voted for the presidential candidate of the opposite party. Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich was among the Democrats who backed President Trump.

Internal memo shows how Trump’s public pronouncements conflict with the administration’s own reporting.

The community’s five voters gathered at the now-shuttered Balsams Resort shortly after midnight to become some of the first people in the nation to cast their ballots.

More than 98 million Americans had cast ballots by Monday evening, but turnout in some key battleground states lagged behind that in other parts of the country.

You’ve heard it’s irrational. But that’s wrong.

Some 2.9 million absentee ballots have been cast in Michigan — about 60 percent of the ballots cast in the state in 2016.