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Michael Cohen told Vanity Fair that Trump "cares for no one or for anything except for himself...that includes his own children."

Even as critical government agencies acknowledged their computer systems appeared to have been affected, the president has continued to tweet about an election he had already lost.

"So maybe save that dose for someone else," Kimmel said Thursday night in a scathing rant about the vice president.

The president-elect said he isn't concerned about the accusations against his son, in part because he believes they're being used to get to him.

The president sent a warning to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his GOP allies Friday morning.

The vice president had the shot live on TV, describing the vaccine as "safe and effective."

Is every government official truly essential for boosting public trust in the vaccine? And shouldn't their own irresponsible behaviors throughout this pandemic bump them down the list?

Lin Wood, who has QAnon slogan in his Twitter bio, posted a number of unsubstantiated claims Supreme Court judge.

The Grand Avenue Billboard Project has displayed a series of provocative political images since its inception four years ago.

Congress is due to meet on January 6, 2021 to ratified votes cast by the electoral college earlier this month.

The ex-NFL athlete, who is a vocal Trump supporter, tweeted a call to action to GOP members on Friday.

The co-host of The View was angered by Trump's criticism of her father, tweeting, "It kills you that no one will ever love you."

The conservative magazine opposed Trump's campaign for the Republican Party's presidential nomination in 2016.

Congress will met on January 6 to count the electoral votes, with some Republicans planning to object to the president-elect's win.

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump held a signing ceremony in support for a monument to women's suffrage Thursday.

At a rally in Georgia, Pence urged voters to cast ballots in the election because a Republican-controlled Senate was vital to keeping Pelosi and Schumer from "trampling on our values."

"At this point, we're as much as never-Republican as we are anything else," said Reed Galen, one of the co-founders of the project.

The hacker first logged into Trump's account six years ago with the password "yourefired," and again this past October with the password "maga2020!"

The soon-to-be-out-of-office Republican is third favorite among the dozens of betting markets surveyed by the Oddschecker website.

Virginia State Senator Amanda Chase doubled down on her calls for Trump to invoke martial law, saying "we are at war."

After progressives and some Republicans demanded $1,200 payments in a new relief bill, bipartisan negotiators put forward a provision to provide half that amount.

The Russian president hopes for a breakthrough with the U.S. president-elect over the new START arms reduction treaty which expires in February.

The Senate majority leader has congratulated Joe Biden, prompting the ire of President Donald Trump as he continues to rally against the election outcome.

"While you are entitled to your own opinions, Ms. Powell," the company wrote in a letter to Powell, "you are not entitled to your own facts."

The president is also reportedly mulling a special counsel to investigate unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.

The Russian president was speaking during his annual marathon press conference which took place virtually because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The National Defense Authorization Act "will not be the last congressional action needed before this is resolved," Thomas Bossert wrote.

"Put on a f****** mask and we'll get through this. We've got vaccines coming," Clooney said on SiriusXM's "Howard Stern Show."

State election laws turned out to be more than capable of conducting elections and arbitrating closely contested results.

The Electoral College affirmed President-elect Joe Biden's 2020 election win on December 14 despite legal challenges.