Biden Team to Donors: Prepare for Trump’s Epic Legal Tantrum

By Scott Bixby

“I mean, I’d like to declare myself married to George Clooney,” a Biden aide said in response to a question about Trump’s media allies declaring him the victor, “but here we are.”

By Maxwell Tani, Justin Baragona

As Trump’s electoral prospects grow dimmer, Fox News stars have begun throwing every baseless conspiracy, debunked lie, and undemocratic demand at the wall to see what sticks.

By Pilar Melendez

“My brother’s sister was murdered this past weekend in her home! My brother family need answers to why and by whom,” the Los Angeles Laker star tweeted.

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By Kelly Weill

From Steve Bannon affiliates to Tea Party figures, a Facebook page that gained 300,000 members virtually overnight had all the markings of a Trump-era scheme.

By Pilar Melendez

While police originally focused on Egypt Covington’s ex-boyfriend, her family said he was not one of the two people arrested on Thursday.

By Lachlan Markay

Donald Trump Jr. was concerned the next generation of Republican presidential hopefuls were not adequately defending his dad. One tweet later, several rushed to show their fealty.

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By Lloyd Green

Economic liberalism has a far better chance of succeeding when it is melded with cultural centrism.

By Lew Bryson

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The race between Donald Trump and Joe Biden is finally nearing the end. Here’s who’s ahead in each state and county.

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Clark County registrar Joe Gloria said the only fraud they’d observed is a Trump voter who attempted to cast two ballots.

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“I’d put them at the two corners of the White House as a warning to federal bureaucrats,” he said. “You either get with the program or you’re gone.”

 STATE OF THE UNION 

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel appealed to the public after a tumultuous few days.

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