The House and Senate will meet for a joint session Wednesday to certify the Electoral College results, the last step in finalizing the presidential win for Joe Biden – but some GOP lawmakers are saying not so fast.
House Republicans held a rare Saturday night conference call to address their goal of overturning the Electoral College results on Wednesday, U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., told Fox News.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that voting to certify the presidential election results will be “the most consequential I have ever cast,” in a Thursday morning conference call, first reported by Axios.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom acknowledged this week that vaccine distribution is slower than originally hoped for in the Golden Gate State, but health experts are hopeful vaccinations will pick up in the new year.
President-elect Joe Biden has promised to “advance LGBTQ equality” by reversing decades-old criminalization of HIV exposure and transmission laws that have no “scientific basis” and contribute to stigmas.
Operation Warp Speed officials told reporters Wednesday that the U.S. could start seeing a drop in COVID-19 mortality rates, particularly among elderly people now that first responders and nursing homes are receiving the vaccine.
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus put more pressure on President-elect Joe Biden to bolster Latino representation in his cabinet.
Federal delays in Pfizer vaccine distributions have left states wondering when they can expect shipments, as COVID cases spike nationally.
Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio took to twitter to Friday to encourage U.S. retaliation against foreign hackers responsible for the massive cyber security breach at top federal agencies.
Democratic leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives are still reeling from disappointing November election results as they now attempt to figure out how they will legislate while the Senate majority remains unknown.
Dominion Voting Systems CEO John Poulos said Tuesday his company has been a part of “a dangerous and reckless disinformation campaign” and defended the validity of the election results to Michigan’s Senate Oversight Committee.
President Trump took to Twitter on Friday night to urge Congress to pass the next coronavirus stimulus package and aid failing restaurants as the second wave of the pandemic is forcing some parts of the country to re-enter stricter social distancing guidelines.
President Trump took to Twitter on Saturday night to voice frustrations about Joe Biden making Cabinet choices, as Trump’s legal team continued to push allegations of election and voter fraud.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has come under fire from congressional Democrats after he gave an unusually charged address Thursday evening, hitting conservative talking points he believes have become unpalatable in the political climate.
U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took to Twitter on Thursday to announce more spikes in Democratic funding for the Georgia Senate runoffs set for Jan. 5 – races that the New York Democrat has said she is dedicated to fighting for.
Colorado voters passed Proposition 113 Tuesday night, officially joining the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
Nevada’s presidential election remained too close to call Wednesday night with only 75 percent of the total votes counted.
Democratic candidate Joe Biden has taken some heat on social media for attacking President Trump’s coronavirus plan, while leaving some with questions about what his own plan entails.
President Trump allowed Sen. Martha McSally some stage time during his rally in Goodyear, Ariz., on Wednesday, but didn’t appear to extend to her the typical enthusiasm he generally reserves for Republican leaders when visiting campaign stops.
More than 63 million people tuned in to watch the second and final presidential debate Thursday, a significant drop from the over 73 million who tuned in for the first debate, according to Nielsen Media Research.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s campaign manager warned against trusting inflated national polling numbers released this week, which showed Biden in a double-digit lead over incumbent candidate President Trump.
As the Colorado Senate race heats up, candidates John Hickenlooper (D), and Sen. Cory Gardner (R) found common ground in the thus far contentious fight for the Senate seat.
Immigration advocates and even some Central Americans mulling entering the U.S. are reportedly rooting hard for a Joe Biden victory in November, encouraged by the Democratic nominee’s pledge to dismantle President Trump’s border policies.
A flood of Democratic ballots have already been recorded in states with early voting across the nation, more than doubling the number of Republican ballots received so far.
The Lincoln Project, a conservative political action committee, joined the masses in posting a message noting their condolences for the loss of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, on twitter Friday.
Legendary country music singer and actress Dolly Parton paid tribute to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in a tweet Saturday.
Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Kamala Harris, said that she would not trust President Trump’s word on the effectiveness of a coronavirus vaccine, in an interview with CNN Saturday.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., was denied access to two U.S. Postal Service mail sorting facilities Friday, saying she had arranged a tour amid questions regarding mail-in ballot efficiency as the presidential election looms.
In a White House press briefing Friday, President Trump said that the U.S is in talks with Russia renegotiating a nuclear nonproliferation treaty, adding that China may be brought into those talks at some point later.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday that he is reviewing legislation that would remove control of the Austin Police Department from the capital city, and place them under state authority.