Maybe it was the visuals that did it. It’s hard to know what aspects of reality make it into Donald Trump’s ever-shrinking bubble — and I’m happy to say that after Jan.

2020 was the year Reaganism died

US House of Representatives which is led by Democrats on Monday voted 275-134 to meet Donald Trump's demand for $2,000 coronavirus relief cheques. The measure will now be sent to the Republican-controlled Senate.

In rare agreement with Trump, Democrat-led US House approves demand for increasing coronavirus relief amount

US President Donald Trump has so far refused to sign into law a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, insisting that it did not do enough to help everyday people.

Trump refuses to budge over aid bill, millions risk losing jobless benefits

The year will turn, Joe Biden will take the oath of office, and we’ll heal. That was the fundamental promise of his campaign, no? That was the hope. But I’m struggling mightily to hold on to even a sliver of it.

Biden’s withering olive branch

President Donald Trump’s baseless and desperate claims of a stolen election over the last seven weeks — the most aggressive promotion of “voter fraud” in American history — failed to get any traction in courts across seven states, or come anywhere close to reversing the loss he suffered to Joe Biden.

Trump’s fraud claims died in court, but the myth of stolen elections lives on

Two years ago, Democrats celebrated a sweep of seven Republican-held congressional seats in California as evidence of the party’s growing ability to compete in swing districts here and across the nation.

A stinging setback in California is a warning for Democrats in 2022

Yearender 2020: Joe Biden triumphs over Trump, road ahead will not be easy in 2021

President Donald Trump on Wednesday granted pardons to his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and former adviser Roger Stone, sweeping away the most important convictions from U.

Can anything stop Trump from pardoning his family or even himself?

The youngest victim of the 2007 massacre in Baghdad’s Nisour Square, committed by Blackwater mercenaries whom Donald Trump pardoned Tuesday, was a 9-year-old boy named Ali Kinani.

Trump’s most disgusting pardons

Philip Esformes acquired a $1.6 million Ferrari and a $360,000 Swiss watch and traveled around the United States on a private jet, a spending spree fueled by the spoils from what federal prosecutors called one of the largest Medicare fraud cases in history.

Behind Trump clemency, a case study in special access

Donald Trump issues a wave of pardons, including former Blackwater security guards convicted for killing Iraqi civilians in 2007. This has cast a shadow over the most powerful & controversial tool in American constitution. Molly Gambhir explains the U.S. Presidential Power.

Most notable pardons in U.S. history

A pre-dawn breakthrough? EU and UK hash out final details on cusp of Brexit deal The European Union and Britain chalked out the final details of a post-Brexit t

Morning news brief: Brexit talks near conclusion, Trump's histrionics, and more

US security agencies have said they had highly credible information indicating that Iranian cyber actors were responsible for creating a website earlier this month featuring death threats aimed at American election officials.

US suspects Iran created website threatening American election officials

US President Donald Trump has vetoed a broad defence funding bill sent to him by Congress. The outgoing president took the decision on Wednesday, complaining that it helps Russia and China and objecting to provisions to rename military bases.

Donald Trump vetoes sweeping US defence bill

US President Donald Trump has issued pardons and sentence commutations for 29 people, including former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and Charles Kushner, the father of his son-in-law.

Trump issues new pardons, including Kushner's father and 2016 campaign chairman

President Donald Trump doesn’t use his pardon power often, but when he does, he abuses it for all it’s worth. In less than four years in office, Trump has made a mockery of mercy, doling out clemency to some of the most deplorable people in the country, an alarming number of whom happen to be his friends, while ignoring tens of thousands of more deserving applicants.

Trump corrupted the presidential pardon. Biden must repair it

With the fate of a federal aid package suddenly thrown into doubt by President Donald Trump, economic data Wednesday showed why the help is so desperately needed.

New signs of economic distress emerge as Trump imperils aid deal

Twitter will make Joe Biden's @POTUS account as well as @WhiteHouse account to start afresh with zero followers once he is sworn in as the next president of the United States on January 20.

Biden won't inherit Trump's millions of Twitter followers

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday pardoned 15 people, including Republican allies, a 2016 campaign official accused of involvement in the Russia probe and former government contractors convicted in a 2007 massacre in Baghdad.

Trump issues series of pardons, including Russia probe figure George Papadopoulos

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Alex Padilla, California’s secretary of state, has been appointed to fill the Senate seat held by Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday, capping months of intense political jockeying among Democratic factions in the state.

Alex Padilla will replace Kamala Harris in the US Senate

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is rushing to approve a final wave of large-scale mining and energy projects on federal lands, encouraged by investors who want to try to ensure the projects move ahead even after President-elect Joe Biden takes office.

In last rush, Trump grants mining and energy firms access to public lands

President Donald Trump has floated naming lawyer Sidney Powell as a special counsel investigating allegations of voter fraud. She notably was booted from his campaign's legal team after pushing unfounded conspiracy theories.

Trump floated fired attorney Sidney Powell as special counsel, reports say

US President-elect Joe Biden told Mexico's president Saturday he was committed to addressing the root causes of poor Latino migrants crossing the border into America.

Biden and Mexico leader discuss migration

Social media giants like Twitter and Facebook have been put under immense pressure to weed out fake news and misinformation, especially to set the stage for a peaceful transition of power from incumbent US President Donald Trump to President-elect Joe Biden.

Twitter is now declaring Biden as election winner - on Trump's own tweets about fraud

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