Election Officials In Several States Face Mail-In Voting Lawsuits
Voting rule changes prompted by COVID-19 have been met with legal challenges in several states.

Georgia election probe report on Trump to remain secret for now
The judge said he would further reflect on the parties' arguments and would reach out with any questions before making a final decision.
By John Bazemore / AP
Jan. 6 Panel Shutting Down After Referring Trump For Crimes
The House Jan. 6 committee's time officially ends Tuesday when the new Republican-led House is sworn in.
By Matt Rourke / AP
Jan. 6 Committee Recommends Charging Trump
Democrats in the House are moving swiftly to wrap up key investigations involving Trump before Republicans take control of the chamber.
By APTop Stories

Want to give a truck to Ukrainian fighters? 'Mad Max' is your guy
The Scripps News story of 'Mad Max" is inspiring strangers to buy used trucks and drive them to Ukraine for frontline duty.
By Scripps News
Family: police brutality in death of son caught on camera
The family of a Black father in Bogalusa, Louisiana alleges that a police beating left the 28-year old dead last year.
By Scripps News
Researchers asking for public's help to create 'map of the universe'
A team of researchers is compiling the public's answers on certain space images to classify galaxies and stars.
By NASA