Thomas Webster — a 20-year New York Police Department veteran — was convicted of all six counts in his indictment, including assault on an officer.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
A Fulton County Superior Court judge ruled that Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp doesn't have to testify until after the November midterm elections.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
It remains unclear whether prosecutors might seek to bring criminal charges against Trump, who denies any wrongdoing.
| AP
Fulton County DA Fani Willis is investigating whether former Pres. Trump and others attempted to interfere in the 2020 presidential election results.
| AP
Steve Bannon appeared in federal court to face criminal charges stemming from denying a subpoena from the January 6th committee.
| AP
A congressional committee will vote to recommend contempt charges against former White House aide Steve Bannon after he defied the panel's subpoena.
| AP
The Jan. 6 committee has subpoenaed former Justice Dept. lawyer Jeffrey Clark over his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
| AP
Skepticism plagues many Arizona voters and some have already made up their minds, regardless of whatever the audit report says.
The state's Republican-controlled Senate approved a private recount of 2.1 million ballots cast in Maricopa County in the presidential election.
Michigan Rep. Paul Mitchell says he's leaving the Republican party.
South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn told The Hill that not enough Black Americans have been nominated to join the incoming Biden administration.
President Trump told reporters he would leave the White House if the Electoral College votes for President-elect Joe Biden.
The GSA administrator said her agency would move forward with transition proceedings.
Republican canvasser Norman Shinkle said he wants to wait for an audit of Michigan's ballots, even though there is no evidence of widespread fraud.
The FBI is investigating threatening text messages sent to the wife of Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
Reuters-Ipsos poll shows more than half of all Americans say election was "legitimate and accurate," though 68% of Republicans think it was rigged.
The statewide audit was required by state law but is not expected to change the outcome of the presidential election.
The campaign alleged GOP election observers weren't allowed close enough to ballots.
Both Twitter and Facebook have labeled content from the president as misinformation, including his claims of voting fraud.
President-elect Joe Biden is likely to win the Peach State, which hasn't voted Democrat since 1992.
The Trump campaign is no longer seeking to invalidate hundreds of thousands of ballots that it said were processed incorrectly.
President Trump has also said that Joe Biden won the presidential election only because it was "rigged."
Pres.-elect Biden calls on Pres. Trump to work with new administration on vaccine distribution plan or "more people may die."
He continues to tweet false claims about widespread voter fraud, which Twitter continues to flag.
It's still uncertain if they'll take control of the Senate, a major party goal heading into the 2020 elections.
Two governors are among a handful of Republicans publicly urging the president to start helping with the transition process.
Candidates in California and Maryland both allege, without providing evidence, that they lost due to voter fraud.
The General Services Administration's Emily Murphy is holding the release of $9.9 million to Biden campaign as President Trump contests election.
Checks will be performed in states with extended ballot deadlines to help expedite delivery of any remaining mail-in votes.
The withdrawal comes just a day after Election Day. The winner of this year's presidential election will decide whether the U.S. leaves or stays.
Administration plan could cover COVID-19 vaccination costs for 60 million Medicare recipients, Politico reports.
With a week until Election Day, over 67 million Americans have already voted, breaking the record for early voting set in 2016.
Boston police released a video of the man they say appeared to deliberately set a ballot drop box on fire with more than 120 ballots inside.
New York Times says Pres. Trump's corporate bank account paid more than $188,000 in taxes to the Chinese government between 2013 and 2015.
