Trump insisted he would “never concede” just hours after the General Services Administration paved the way for president-elect Joe Biden to tap public funds, receive security briefings and gain access to federal agencies.
More doses will be available each week as manufacturing ramps up, with health-care personnel at the head of the line to get shots, officials say
President-elect Joe Biden’s team kicked off its presidential transition in earnest Tuesday after President Trump’s unprecedented refusal to concede the election held up the process. That delay came to an end this week when a key official confirmed Biden’s win.
President-elect Joe Biden’s team kicked off its presidential transition in earnest Tuesday after President Trump’s unprecedented refusal to concede the election held up the process. That delay came to an end this week when a key official confirmed Biden’s win.
The lingering damage to the country’s electoral system could be among the most consequential legacies of the Trump presidency, according to historians, diplomats and lawmakers from across the political spectrum.
The U.S. intelligence community will start providing President-elect Joe Biden with access to the presidential daily briefing, and the FBI will begin background investigations into his picks for a variety of positions following the General Services Administration ascertainment that he won the presidency.
On the Democratic side of the races to decide who controls the U.S. Senate, it's Warnock who is animating the diversifying Democratic base -- and taking the brunt of Republican fire.
The Senate majority leader’s ongoing silence leaves a question mark over what could be the most important Washington relationship of the next two years.
These holiday ceremonies are something pleasant in the midst of a world of awful. Even if it is just a matter of appearances.
The Trump campaign’s Pennsylvania federal lawsuit is now in appeals court, where it faces extremely rough sledding after the state certified its results on Tuesday.
New Jersey Republicans are calling for a special legislative session before Thanksgiving to address unused money from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act they say should be redirected to small businesses.
Essentially since he announced his candidacy, Donald Trump has hogged the public's attention.
The U.S. intelligence community is raising concerns about the Chinese Communist Party’s influence over digital currencies with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Several parents and public school superintendents on Monday argued the state’s quarantine guidelines are too restrictive, harming students’ education and social well-being.
In this edition: A conversation with the most liberal Democrat left in a Trump district, the protests to overturn the election wind down, and the Georgia races manage to get nastier.
Emails from 2015 show that President-elect Joe Biden’s secretary of state nominee Antony Blinken sought to arrange a meeting with Hunter Biden, who was seeking "advice."
A group of about 50 demonstrators brought together by firebrand pastor Greg Locke gathered on Legislative Plaza on Monday afternoon in protest of Nashville Mayor John Cooper’s limit on public and private gatherings to no more than eight people, which went into effect Monday.
It's a rate four times that of the country overall.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is sounding the alarm, but he’s not ready to impose more restrictions just yet in response to growing COVID-19 case numbers and hospitals around the state under the gun as patient numbers rise.
With the presidential transition moving forward, a few points from The Post's "Next Four Years" podcast.
With the presidential transition moving forward, a few points from The Post's "Next Four Years" podcast.
NJ Transit is the only railroad in the country “at risk of not fully implementing” a federally mandated safety system “on all its required main lines” by the end of the year, a federal agency said in a new report.
His campaign is still trying for a few legal Hail Marys. And, there’s always Twitter.
His campaign is still trying for a few legal Hail Marys. And, there’s always Twitter.
Although among the hardest hit industries by the governor’s shutdown orders, Texas restaurants are finding ways to give back to their communities this holiday season.
To Trump, market prices are always an indicator of how well he is doing or how badly his opponents are doing.
One of President-elect Joe Biden’s very first tasks will be filling the key positions in his White House and Cabinet.
A lengthy investigation and new restrictions on voting to start.
Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-N.J.) cited fraud and misconduct in his complaints against Giuliani.
Divided by politics and covid exhaustion, Americans debate how to celebrate.