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Biden Nominee Yellen Made Millions from Big Banks that Lobby Treasury Dept
Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, Citadel and others paid Yellen for speeches and have business before the department that Biden nominated her to run. Antony Blinken also has ties to companies which lobby the State Department.
Georgia Senate Runoffs Expect to See Record Number of Poll Watchers
When Georgia voters head to the polls on Tuesday, thousands will be watching—as both parties have indicated that they'll have aggressive poll watching operations.
GOP Lawmaker Warns Colleagues of 'Precedent' Set by Objecting to Biden Win
"When we decide that we want to supersede the judgment of the states, be careful," Republican Representative Ken Buck of Colorado cautioned.
Ex-WH Comms Director Warns GOP of Trump Reality: 'Looks Like He Didn't Win'
Farah warned against any hopes Trump will just "go off into the sunset" in the next four years now that it finally "looks like he didn't win."
Christian Pastor Claims Ossoff, Warnock Are 'Demonically Possessed'
E.W. Jackson said Georgia voters "will be bringing a curse" on the country if they elect the two Democratic Senate candidates.
How to Watch Joe Biden Campaign for Jon Ossoff, Raphael Warnock in Georgia
Democrats need Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock to win their races in order to gain control of the U.S. Senate.
Georgia Lt. Gov. 'Disappointed' by Trump's 'Inappropriate' Call
Trump urged Georgia's secretary of state to "find" votes to overturn President-elect Joe Biden's win.
What Do Trump's Lower-Court Appointees Mean for Biden?
Biden is looking at a judiciary that will take seriously the separation of powers and will not let itself become a policy-making body.
Trump's Final Days Could Settle the Issue That's Polarized the Public
Instead of dwelling on electoral defeat, the president might still grab the chance for some version of post-election victory.
Threat of Pro-Trump Violence in DC Overshadows Inauguration Security Plans
"If al Qaeda or Iran undertakes an attack, even if the Russians nuke us, we'll be ready," a senior military officer says sardonically. "But if there's a domestic breakdown, I'm not so sure."
Joe Biden Has Promised a Third Stimulus Check, but Can It Happen?
Democrats winning both Georgia Senate runoff elections would enable Biden to fulfil his promise to bring more direct payments to Americans in 2021.
GOP Lawmaker Warns of 'Acting President' Precedent if Inauguration Delayed
"Could the Acting President veto any such future Congressional action?" asked Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney.
Paul Ryan Warns Electoral Objections Could Damage American Democracy
The former House Speaker, a Republican, criticized lawmakers' intent to challenge results of the Electoral College vote.
7 House Republicans Issue Statement Against Jan 6 Bid to Overturn Biden Win
"The text of the Constitution is clear. States select electors. Congress does not," wrote the group of GOP representatives.
Trump Pushes Ga. Secretary of State in Phone Call to 'Find' Votes
The sitting president continues to insist that Joe Biden's victory in Georgia was illegitimate, despite the state's initial vote count and two recounts confirming his win.
Bipartisan Group of Senators Denounces GOP Objections to Election Results
"Further attempts to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the 2020 Presidential election are contrary to the clearly expressed will of the American people," the group of Republican, Democratic and independent lawmakers said.
Trump Retweets Claim GOP Senator Pat Toomey 'Complicit in' Election Fraud
The Pennsylvania senator on Saturday criticized his Republican colleagues' plans to challenge President-elect Joe Biden's victory.
These Freshman Reps Will Join AOC, the Squad in the Progressive Caucus
Meet the four AOC-backed progressive lawmakers who were sworn into Congress this Sunday.
Trump Shares Tweet on Whether Presidential Inauguration Can Be Delayed
The Constitution explicitly states that a president's term "shall end at noon on the 20th day of January."
Steve Schmidt Says January 6 Will Start Destructive 'Civil War' in the GOP
Schmidt, a GOP strategist who co-founded the Lincoln Project, says the Republican Party will divide into "irreconcilable factions" when Congress meets on Wednesday to certify Joe Biden's victory in 2020 election.
Critics Slam Peter Navarro Over Claim Biden Inauguration Can Be Delayed
The 20th Amendment of the Constitution sets the presidential inauguration for January 20.
How Perdue and Ossoff Are Spending Final Days Before Georgia Runoffs
Democrat Ossoff told CNN his party were "on the cusp of a historic victory" on Sunday, while Perdue remains in quarantine and is expected to miss a rally featuring President Donald Trump this week.
Mo Brooks Says More GOP Lawmakers Will Object to Election Certification
"The momentum to fight against voter fraud and election theft is rapidly gaining," the Alabama lawmaker told Fox News on Saturday.
Biden Team Raises $18M to Help Ossoff, Warnock Ahead of Crucial Runoffs
"We're not having any conversations about whether there's a value-add to have the president-elect be a part of this. There is," said Jen O'Malley Dillon, Biden's incoming White House chief of staff.
Trump Shares Clip Promoting January 6 Protests That Proud Boys Will Attend
"We will be incognito and we will spread across downtown DC in smaller teams," said Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio.
On Parler, Talk of 'Civil War' After Cruz-Led Plan to Challenge Election
"Yes we want civil war!! The dems chose not to play by any rules then why should we?!" one Parler user wrote.
Group of GOP Senators to Object Election Certification Unless There's Audit
"Congress should immediately appoint an Electoral Commission, with full investigatory and fact-finding authority to conduct an emergency 10-day audit of the election returns in the disputed states," said the group in a statement.
Legal Expert Calls on Biden to 'Nominate Obama As Attorney General'
In an op-ed, Douglas Kmiec said such a move would be unprecedented but was the "fastest way to re-establish the rule of law."
Donald Trump Attacks GOP Senator in One of His First Tweets of 2021
The president went after Republican Senator John Thune on Twitter.
GOP-Controlled Senate Rebukes Trump, Joining House in Overriding NDAA Veto
The Republican-controlled Senate joined the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives in rebuking the White House with the first veto override vote of Donald Trump's tenure as commander-in-chief, 81-13, on New Year's Day.