Jacob Jarvis

The president has commanded loyalty from allies, but calls for him to give up his election fight are mounting from members of his own party.

The Republican senator touted absentee ballots as she urged people to support her bid for re-election.

The Republican incumbent has declined further head-to-heads with the Democrat, as they face off in one of Georgia's runoff races.

The South Carolina Senator has denied accusations he encouraged legal ballots being tossed, amid mounting calls for an inquiry into his alleged actions.

President Donald Trump has insisted foul play facilitated Joe Biden's election success, with his campaign pushing a raft of legal action following November 3.

A crucial letter giving Biden's team access to federal funds to facilitate the transition process is yet to be signed.

The president's eldest son took aim at the statistician, as he followed the Trump line that polling has been way off.

There has been conflict between moderates and progressives in the Democratic party since Election Day, with contrasting views on what values pushed Joe Biden's success.

The Democrat has goaded his rival, who has again turned down the opportunity for the pair to debate, ahead of their runoff contest.

McEnany was asked about the potential of Joe Biden receiving intelligence briefings, with questions raised over this after the election was called in his favor.

Polling has shown many believe a second relief package will not be passed this year and some are concerned one will never come.

The president has refused to concede the election to Joe Biden, and few Republican lawmakers have broken rank with his stance.

Bipartisan talks to reach a stimulus deal continue to stall, despite lawmakers having expressed support for further nationwide financial relief.

The two seats will be key in determining the balance of power in the Senate, throwing an intensified national focus on the race.

The anti-Trump group took aim at the president and his allies in the GOP ahead of Election Day, and is now pivoting to target those supporting his actions since November 3.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has spoken of a future elsewhere than the U.S. House, prompting speculation she is looking to the Senate.

The Trump campaign has insisted there has been widespread irregularities throughout the election, though has not substantiated such claims with clear evidence.

With people across the nation facing financial turmoil in the COVID-19 pandemic, fraudsters are looking to exploit the situation.

The Trump campaign has insisted there was widespread irregularities with votes, though has failed thus far to substantiate the claims.

The anti-Trump group aims to continue its opposition to the president's goals and to pursue standing up to his allies in the future.

Overall, the number that feel the nation is on the wrong track has stayed roughly the same—at 69 percent on November 3 and 68 percent on November 9.

The president has rallied against calls of victory for Democrat Joe Biden and insisted that foul play is the reason he has been behind—claiming he would be ahead based upon votes he deems to be legal.

The Fox News host said that while he believes fraud allegations must be pursued, those that he said can be confirmed still might not change the outcome of the election.

The South Carolina Senator has backed President Trump over his claims of fraud in the election, offering his support to every avenue being pursued.

The vaccine has been deemed to be more than 90 percent effective, according to early data from Pfizer trials.

The correspondence shared on social media has not been sent to Biden, with official calls relating to the election yet to be made.

The Russian president was swift to congratulate President Trump in 2016, though is yet to comment on the outcome in 2020.

Former U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown described the president-elect as being able to bring "America together."

The Democrat conceded to the incumbent Republican Lindsey Graham and suggested President Donald Trump should follow his example.

Philadelphia City Commissioner Al Schmidt spoke of calls in which the Second Amendment was eluded to as his staff faced abuse over the continued count of ballots.