Policy and Politics

County officials told Secretary of State Raffensperger they were not able to duplicate the election night results on their voting machines.

In a novel legal strike, the state of Texas has asked the Supreme Court to invalidate the election results in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvan

On the menu today: As of tomorrow, under U.S. law, the 2020 presidential election is really, really, reallyover, under something called the “

Incumbent Georgia Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler's and Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock's political inexperience was on display during t

House Democrats passed a bill legalizing marijuana federally and voted down a Republican amendment that would have protected businesses seeki

President Donald Trump vowed on Wednesday to continue fighting the results of the 2020 presidential election.

Video evidence that appears to show stashed cases of ballots in Georgia was played during a legislative hearing on Thursday.

Biden remark about principled resignation policy leaves observers puzzled.

We all know this pandemic has taken many lives, and we are well-versed in all its impacts on our health.

Key Native American leaders working with the Biden campaign offered tribal members and associates Visa gift cards, jewelry and other “swag” t

President-elect Joe Biden made major inroads into traditionally Republican territory. But Democratic wins in Arizona and Georgia likely won't

The Amistad Project has gathered whistleblowers and sworn declarations revealing over one million potentially fraudulent swing-state ballots.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shortened the required quarantine time after traveling to a new destination from 14 days to ab

Over a quarter of the small businesses in New York and New Jersey have closed since January, according to grim numbers from a Harvard-run dat

Another Trump team lawsuit comes one day after Wisconsin completed its partial vote recount.

President Trump’s pardon of retired General Michael Flynn, who fleetingly served as his first national-security adviser, was a justified act

The allegations of election fraud that have divided the country in the weeks since Nov. 3, and the dismissal of them by the establishment as

The U.S. Supreme Court granted an injunction Wednesday evening against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s restrictions on religious services.

Sidney Powell filed lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan late Wednesday, continuing efforts to reveal alleged voter fraud that she claims rigged

Incoming president Joe Biden is reportedly close to selecting a vocal Israel critic to serve as his White House press secretary.