Democrat Joe Biden has been named the winner of the 2020 presidential election Saturday, days after Americans went to vote on Tuesday amidst a nearly unprecedented pandemic.

Journalists, a number of elected leaders, and even a smattering of Republicans are clearly losing patience with Donald Trump's dishonesty and conspiracy-mongering in service of ensuring he is installed for a second term at all costs.

For the second time in as many days, Donald Trump's come out within the hallowed halls of the White House, frothing with venom and lies about an election which is slowly but inexorably slipping away from him.

The ballot counts may be looking increasingly grim for Donald Trump this year, but one former Trump staffer says that the 45th president may be the equivalent of the political undead.

While both Trump and his Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, maintained paths to the ultimate number of 270 electoral votes, it quickly became very clear on Election Night that Democrats would not be enjoying the landslide election which some opinion polling appeared to say was in their grasp.

In a moment unprecedented in US history, a president of the United States came before the American people to declare that the counting of votes stop in the midst of his own election--and falsely declared himself to be the winner of a second term.

The events on a Texas highway, in which apparent supporters of Donald Trump's attempted to force off the road a bus from the rival Democratic Biden/Harris campaign continued to reverberate across the nation, even as the end to the presidential campaign drew ever-closer.

The Lone Star State has a long history of not counting every vote cast, according to retired CBS newsman and native son Dan Rather.

Former Trump administration official Miles Taylor defended his decision to publish a notorious op-ed essay from inside the administration anonymously--even after a CNN host challenged him for previously lying about his authorship on the air.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is taunting Donald Trump on national television over Trump's recent prediction that Republicans would retake the majority in the House of Representatives this year.