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Democrats, and Even Some Republicans, Cheer as Justices Spurn Trump
While a top legal expert exhaled that “Our institutions held,” the Texas Republican Party chairman suggested secession. More
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Supreme Court Rejects Texas Lawsuit Challenging Biden's Victory
The suit, filed directly in the Supreme Court, sought to bar Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin from casting their electoral votes for Joseph R. Biden Jr. More
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Giuliani Material Spurs Separate Justice Dept. of Pursuit of Hunter Biden
The inquiry, based out of Pittsburgh, was run parallel to an investigation in Delaware and raised alarms among F.B.I. agents about politicization. More
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Brian Kemp Cast His Lot With Trump, and Has Now Paid the Price
Mr. Kemp rose to Georgia’s governorship with the help of President Trump, but his refusal to try to overturn the state’s election results has drawn Mr. Trump’s ire — and may affect his political future. More
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Rallying Behind Trump, Most House Republicans Joined Failed Lawsuit
More than 60 percent of the chamber’s Republicans — including party leaders — signed onto a brief, underscoring the party’s willingness to back the president no matter how extreme the test. More
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Republicans Faced Trump's Loss by Embracing Nihilism
The Supreme Court thwarts the latest Trumpist attack on American democracy. More
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The Faces Behind the Covid Statistics
A reader praises a special section about how people in a coronavirus epicenter in Queens were affected. Also: Trying to undo the presidential election; reforming the Senate; the drug war in Colombia. More
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Biden Announces Cabinet Nominees
On Friday, President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. announced additional nominees of his leadership team, echoing Mr. Biden’s commitment to building a cabinet representative of the country’s diversity. More
