Follow live updates on Trump’s transition plans after the 2024 election: Cabinet selections like Matt Gaetz, CPAC at Mar-a-Lago and key developments.

Maricopa County saw strong rightward swings in western and southern Phoenix in the 2024 presidential election, according to an analysis of precinct-level election results by The Arizona Republic.

Election Day has passed, but state officials still have important steps ahead to verify the final vote tally. The process this year has changed due to reforms.

President-elect Trump, in addition to flipping six uber-competitive battleground states, made significant gains across the board as he faced a surprisingly friendly electorate.

The post asserts voting tallies indicate fraud, but there have also been no credible reports of widespread voter fraud in the 2024 presidential election. To the contrary, reputable news organizations reported Election Day went smoothly outside of a few notable disruptions, such as hoax bomb threats in several swing states.

Republican lawmakers will try again to speed up ballot counting by barring voters from dropping off early ballots on Election Day; but they may have to put their plans on the ballot to get around Gov. Katie Hobbs' veto stamp.

Outspoken, long-term-perspective economist Harry Dent is sticking to his "crash of a lifetime" prediction for 2025, arguing that President-elect Trump can't stop the best remedy: a recession.

“It’s clearly economic, kitchen table issues,” he said during a post-election press conference on Nov. 6. “It’s immigration. No matter what the facts are, it’s probably crime and public safety,” Murphy said. “And it’s time to look in the ...

Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has congratulated his fellow Sunshine State lawmakers following their selection to serve in President-elect Donald Trump 's next administration and issued an update on special elections that will take place to replace them.

In this behind-the-scenes video, follow The Inquirer’s reporters as their final week on the campaign trail covering Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris unfolds.

In the three-minute black-and-white video, Van Dyke read an excerpt from a speech he delivered 50 years ago at a 1964 civil rights event with Martin Luther King Jr.