Great Lakes, because of a “coding error,” erroneously reported to the credit bureaus that borrowers’ accounts were “deferred.”

Attendees of "Rumble in the Bronx" were discovered drinking, smoking and fighting, according to officials — and were not social distancing, they said.

Officials with the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office said that inmates from El Paso County Jail are helping move bodies at the El Paso Medical Examiner’s Office, on a voluntarily basis.

A cancer charity started by Joe Biden gave out no money to research, and spent most of its contributions on staff salaries, federal filings show.

Federal regulators have fined the nation's largest public utility more than $900,000 for violating procedures during the startup of a Tennessee nuclear reactor and subsequently misleading investigators.

Republican leaders in four critical states won by President-elect Joe Biden say they won’t participate in a legally dubious scheme to flip their state’s electors to vote for President Donald Trump.

Minnesota Senate Democrats blasted the state's GOP legislators for allegedly failing to inform opposing party members of COVID-19 infections among some Republican staff.

"This is really a hopeful day for a lot of young people across the country," said Karen Tumlin, a lawyer in the case and director of the Los Angeles-based Justice Action Center.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Friday apologized to viewers after a local Georgia news outlet pointed out that he had made a false claim about a dead individual illegally voting in the state.

McEntee’s office soon launched an interview process to suss out disloyalty, asking: “Who on your team is good? Who on your team is bad? Who is not working to serve the president’s agenda? Who brought you into the administration? What do you think of a particular policy?” said one administration official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to describe the internal questioning. People familiar with the interviews said Trump appointees wanted names of people perceived as disloyal. One Environmental Protection Agency employee was asked his opinion on pulling troops out of Afghanistan. “I work at the EPA,” the official said, startled.

If the celebrations that spilled into the streets of New York City in the wake of Joe Biden's victory made one thing clear, it's that the Trumps aren't welcome here.

A devastating surge is here. Unless Americans act aggressively, it will get much larger, very quickly.

Montreal had reached the height of a polio outbreak when a group of masked gunmen entered the city’s Institute of Microbiology and Hygiene on the last day of August in 1959. Their target: 75,000 doses of Salk vaccine necessary for inoculating children at risk for the disease. Entering the laboratories at the University of Montreal around 3 a.m., the gunmen seized diminutive, 54-year-old night watchman Arpolis Beland, who assured his assailants that no money was stored in the lab. “Don’t worry. We know why we’re here, and now show us where the monkey department is,” a gunman said before locking Beland in a cage alongside the lab’s test animals.

Move over nocash Friday, today is Solar Saturday Since World War II, Washington has been a do-good gorilla in the name of democracy, giving hundreds of billions of dollars in assistance, know-how and other aid to build up civil society and independent media, all in the name of shoring up election systems and the rule of law around the globe. Even when the victors haven't been particularly friendly to Washington, such as in the election of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's AK Party in Turkey in 2002, there's been applause from Washington and other Western capitals when the process is deemed free and fair and when a peaceful transfer of power is achieved.

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The campaign spent months building a legal apparatus to contest close elections. Then along came the former New York City mayor.

For every three or four hours of threats and pranking endured, staff estimated that they’d get roughly one caller with an earnest, maybe-promising tip. This was done against the backdrop of a re-election campaign that virtually all of them knew was over and defeated. The search for “FRAUD,” they knew, would not actually stop Biden’s presidency from commencing. After hours stuck on tip-line duty, staff would often leave looking visibly upset, worn out, and feeling undervalued. One staffer told The Daily Beast they had to go to the bathroom at least twice over the last few days just to cry because of the sheer volume of abusive phone calls.

Trump makes first public remarks since weekend election loss and appeared to be on verge of acknowledging Biden’s victory before catching himself

Music’s primal power for those living with dementia has inspired thousands of YouTube views for a clip of a dancer

Administrators at the posh Washington private school that the three young children of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner attended for the last three years expressed concern about the couple's public flouting of Covid-19 guidelines, ultimately resulting in President Donald Trump's daughter and son-in-law withdrawing their children from the school, a longtime parent at the school told CNN.