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Black voters had Joe Biden’s back. Now he must prove he’s got theirs.

The latest episode of POLITICO’s Global Translations podcast explores America’s dependence on critical minerals from China.

The transition team is unable to consult with federal health officials on available hospital beds and the status of the National Strategic S...

The president-elect has tapped a group of veteran Democrats to act as "sherpas" for his Cabinet nominees.

The final analysis shows that the vaccine can prevent mild and severe disease.

Democrats claimed the ad campaign was a “thinly-veiled propaganda” effort to boost Trump.

While Trump promises tens of millions of vaccine doses next month, many states say they aren’t ready to administer them.

The test can be used by people who are at least 14 years old when their health provider suspects they have Covid-19.

The plan, known as the most-favored nations rule, would link government payments for medicines to lower prices paid abroad.

Allies of President Donald Trump had celebrated the initial deadlock in Wayne County, even though the dispute was highly unlikely to alter t...

The Trump campaign argued that observers were stationed too far away to actually see the process of counting votes.

The former New York mayor appeared in court in Pennsylvania, falsely arguing “widespread, nationwide voter fraud.”

The report, including a public release that's due by January, can help determine whether the Nov. 3 election really was "the most secure in...

Christopher Krebs had overseen the defense of the 2020 elections.

The move is the latest setback on the Fed for Trump, who has seen several of his other picks for the central bank rebuffed.

But partisan divisions persist on whether Congress should focus on misinformation or bias.

Among other moves, longtime adviser and confidant Mike Donilon will move to the White House as senior adviser to the president.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg makes his third congressional appearance since July. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey joins him in front of the Senate J...

Congress united over foreign meddling online four years ago. It’s split over domestic misinformation now.

The minority leader has spent two years uniting his party and neutralizing former rivals.

The speaker and her top deputies are running unopposed, but Democrats are looking ahead to a post-Pelosi future.

America needs to make a decisive break from the neurotic fixations of this presidency.

The Biden administration will confront new global climate politics while stuck on sidelines of a Dec. 12 global summit.

Trump’s stonewalling of the incoming administration is leaving even some in his own party concerned.

The VP is staring at a deadlier phase of a pandemic and a Senate race that could reverse years of his work. He’ll have to get through Trump...