Supreme Court rejects Texas lawsuit attempting to overturn Biden victory
The Electoral College meets Monday to formally elect Biden as the next president.
Here’s when polls close in every state
As millions head to cast ballots, here’s when polls close across the country.
Philadelphia shooting brings policing, racism back into campaign
President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden are calibrating how to address some of the same questions that roiled American cities — and the presidential campaign — earlier this year as they negotiate the 2020 end game.
Trump, Biden lawyer up and brace for White House legal battle
Dozens of attorneys for the Democrats and the Republicans are already clashing in courts across the U.S. over mailed-in ballot deadlines and other issues brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
There have been a disputed election, deadly riots and the toppling of Bolivia's first Indigenous president in what his backers considered a coup.
The country of 6.5 million people plunged into turmoil after the Oct. 4 election, which the opposition said was fraudulent.
The survey shows that roughly 7 in 10 Americans think the nation is on the wrong track. And as the nation nears 200,000 deaths from the pandemic, just 39% approve of Trump's handling of the health crisis.
The Republican also said that mail-in ballots impinge on the historic American tradition of the secret ballot, an attack refuted by states that allow widespread mail-in voting.
Mail voting has started in the presidential election as North Carolina begins to send out about 600,000 ballots to voters who have requested them. Those voters are overwhelmingly Democrats and independents.
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