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2020 election

Donald Trump finally acknowledges Joe Biden will be the next US president
US lawmakers returned to the Capitol building hours after pro-Trump mobs had stormed the building.
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'Read The Room': Tiffany Trump Stuns With Birthday Tweet Amid Capitol Violence
She wished her brother Eric Trump a happy birthday as their father's supporters were rioting inside the US Capitol.
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Biden: Trump Should Call For End To Insurrection
The president-elect called for Trump to deliver a nationally televised address decrying violence from his supporters trying to overturn the election.
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Jon Ossoff Defeats David Perdue In Georgia Runoff, Giving Democrats Senate Control
The 33-year-old Democrat defeated the incumbent GOP senator in a race that had national attention.
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Eric Trump Brutally Mocked On Twitter Over Bizarre Threat Against Republicans
He vowed to "personally work" against members of his own party who don't support the president's attempt to overturn the election.
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Anderson Cooper Lays A Big Donald Trump Myth To Rest Once And For All
The CNN anchor mocked the president's desperate pleading with Georgia's secretary of state to "find" him votes.
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US Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Appears To Finally Acknowledge Trump Loss, 9 Weeks After Election Day
"I think were leaving the world safer than when we came in," the secretary of state told Bloomberg.
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Trump Issues Warning To Republican Senator Tom Cotton For Refusal To Contest Biden's Win
Republicans "NEVER FORGET!" Trump raged at Cotton, a possible 2024 presidential contender.
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Donald Trump Caught On Tape Begging Officials To Overturn Election Result
The president told the state's top election official that there's "nothing wrong" with saying the final vote count has been "recalculated.
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Jon Ossoff Commandeers Fox News Interview To Skewer Loeffler, Perdue
The Georgia Democratic Senate candidate told viewers the two Republicans "have blatantly used their offices to enrich themselves."
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