With Biden's inauguration approaching, Trump is running out of legal ways to challenge the results of the election. So where are those efforts now?

Every presidential transition, we can see the incoming administration start to take shape. So what's the executive branch going to look like under Biden?

For the first woman elected to the Vice Presidency, Kamala Harris's support among women, and specifically white women, is lacking. What political, racial and gender dynamics are at play?

Trump's attempts to overturn the election in the courts isn't going well for him. But are there other ways, through quirks in the Electoral College, that he could hold on to power?

Trump's lawsuits continue, but there are so many of them, being brought on so many different complaints, that it's hard to keep track of them all.

Americans are saddled with a cumulative $1.56 trillion in student debt, and that's a problem for the economy. How could Biden tackle this issue when he gets to the White House?

Voters have sent a record-breaking wave of Republican Congresswomen will be going to DC in January, and they want to challenge what they call the 'socialism' of the progressive left.

Trump has yet to concede the election. And while he's not doing well in his court ballot challenges, he could turn to state legislatures to help him win the electoral college.

Imagine if a coronavirus test was as simple and fast as a pregnancy test. It's possible, but not likely under the current administration.