Trump’s wildest claims are going nowhere in court. Thank legal ethics.

The president’s lawyers can’t make assertions without evidence in front of judges.

As U.S. coronavirus cases soar toward 200,000 a day, holiday travel is surging

A fall wave of the virus ushered in by colder weather is only worsening, outpacing expansions in testing and making new nationwide records routine.

Trump’s quest to overturn election runs into quiet resistance from local and state Republicans

Many GOP lawmakers have given credence to the president’s baseless fraud claims by launching websites and tip lines aimed at uncovering election irregularities, but only a few have appeared willing to endorse an extraordinary move to appoint pro-Trump electors where Joe Biden won.

The Founders didn’t prepare for a president who refuses to step down, historians say

While President Trump continues to deny the results of the election, scholars warn there is nothing in the Constitution about what to do if he refuses to leave office. The framers never envisioned such a crisis.