Biden is on the verge of adding Georgia to his winning electoral margin, with a narrow lead that is headed for a recount but is nevertheless a dramatic sign of the shifting politics of the South. Read more here. ›
In Speech, Biden Urges End to ‘Grim Era of Demonization’
- In his first address as president-elect, Joe Biden sought to soothe the divisions that defined the last four years in U.S. politics.
- Vice President-elect Kamala Harris nodded to the historic nature of the election: “While I may be the first woman in this office, I will not be the last.”
- The Trump campaign and Republican lawyers have vowed to continue their legal assault to challenge Democratic votes in swing states. Here’s the latest.
Biden is poised to roll back Trump policies with blitz of executive actions.19m ago
The Irish home of Biden’s great-great-great-grandfather cheers his victory.25m ago
Mitt Romney and Stacey Abrams are among guests on the Sunday talk shows.1h ago
Harris’s ancestral village in India rejoices over her win.2h ago
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