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Richard Fausset, in Atlanta 39m ago

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.  ›

Thomas Kaplan, in Wilmington, Del. 5:33 AM ET

“Let this grim era of demonization in America begin to end here and now.” In his first speech as president-elect, Joe Biden stresses unity. Read the recap ›

Jim Rutenberg, in New York 5:09 AM ET

There’s no evidence to support claims by Trump and his supporters that election observers were blocked from counting rooms. Read more ›

Emily Cochrane, in Washington 4:20 AM ET

As Trump refused to concede defeat on Saturday, top Republican congressional leaders followed suit, refraining from releasing the customary statements of congratulations. Read more ›

Sarah Mervosh, in Cleveland 2:35 AM ET

For years, the battle for president has been waged in Ohio, a bellwether state that had predicted the outcome of every presidential election since 1964. Not this time. Read more ›

Matt Stevens, in New York 12:32 AM ET

Joe Biden had to flip a few states that went to President Trump in 2016 and hold on to Democratic-leaning battleground states to win the election. Here’s how it happened ›

Shawn Hubler, in Sacramento Nov. 7, 2020

In Democrat-dominated California, the ascension of Kamala Harris put renewed focus on contenders for the vice president-elect’s soon-to-be vacant Senate seat. Read more ›

Matt Stevens, in New York Nov. 7, 2020

In his victory speech, President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. renewed his promise to be a president for all Americans in a polarized time. Read the speech ›

Matt Stevens, in New York Nov. 7, 2020

In her remarks, Vice President-elect Kamala Harris acknowledged “all the women who have worked to secure and protect the right to vote” and said: “And I stand on their shoulders.” Read the speech ›

Astead Herndon, in Dallas Nov. 7, 2020

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on the Biden transition and the left: It will “indicate whether the administration is taking a more open and collaborative approach” or an “icing-out approach.” Read more ›

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