Republicans want to make voting harder despite no evidence of widespread fraud. It could blow up in their faces

The data can be used to "undermine, disrupt, or tamper with elections in a number of ways," experts warn

Republicans are boosting Trump's BS in hopes of saving two Georgia Senate seats. That might doom them instead

Who's actually investigating Donald Trump, and will they nail him? A starter guide for the perplexed news consumer

Former Trump chief in jeopardy: Watchdog group filed complaint against Meadows in October, based on Salon's report

For decades, Trump prided himself on never committing anything to paper, email or texts

This time Abrams schooled McCain on Georgia’s election problems

If elected, Trump-truther candidates offer "clear line for election subversion," warns Michigan secretary of state

Macon County DA, a Meadows ally refers "potential prosecution" of Trump's ex-chief of staff to attorney general

“All three ongoing criminal cases got new evidence tonight against Trump,” attorney says

"Those are incredibly serious, far more serious than the financial crimes"

Democrats appear poised to make Mitch McConnell the Senate minority leader with mostly blue votes outstanding

As usual, the former leader of the free world threw a pity party over how mean people were to him.

The Hutchison transcripts are of particular interest in this latest batch of evidence

Cleta Mitchell has also worked closely with Ginni Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas