Thirty-eight days.
That's how long it's been since Election Day 2020, a time when millions of Americans went to bed without any clear idea of who would be sworn in as president on January 20.
No matter what Donald Trump says in public... no matter what far too many members of the Republican Party are also saying in public... this is a fact:
Donald Trump will leave office on January 20, 2021.
Presidential pardons are powerful things.
Like executive orders, they enable a sitting president to take swift and decisive action without congressional approval -- and there have been times when those actions altered the course of history.
It's been almost a month since Election Day 2020, and believe it or not, the outcome of the vote is still being debated.
Of course, it's important to note that the debate takes place almost entirely in President Trump's head.
It has come to this for Donald Trump:
With Michigan and Georgia both certifying their election results this week... with Rudy Giuliani leading a legal effort that looks like THIS and which keeps losing in court... and with many Republicans now acknowledging that Joe Biden won the 2020 election...
Finally.
Finally, at long last, after mounting evidence that Donald Trump really is attempting a coup on American soil, a prominent member of the Republican party has spoken out against him.
Earlier this month, Rudy Giuliani meant to host a press conference at the Four Seasons Hotel in Philadelphia.
Instead, he booked the press conference at a business called Four Seasons Landscaping, which was located next to a sex toy shop.
In the four years since he narrowly defeated Hillary Clinton in the Electoral College to become President of the United States, Donald Trump has repeatedly used words like "landslide" describe his victory.
Early this month, the American people voted for Joe Biden to be the 46th President.
Unfortunately, that doesn't mean that the Trump crime family is going anywhere.
As the very popular governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer is known as "Big Gretch."
And Big Gretch?
In his own warped, dangerous and wildly misguided way, Donald Trump has at last conceded the 2020 Presidential Election.
He has admitted that Joe Biden came out on top.
We could keep this article very short if we wanted to.
The answer is no.
Last week, American voters elected Joe Biden as the next President, though many worry that Trump will try to stay in office.
Demi Lovato is no Trump fan ... but her recent tweets have been called out for being tone deaf.
Last week, the American people elected Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States.
The question on everyone's mind is an unprecedented one: will the White House's current occupant refuse to step down?
For just about 75 million Americans, their long national nightmare is over.
On Saturday morning -- following days of confusion, chaos, misleading information and a great deal of vote-counting -- Joe Biden was elected the 46th President of the United States.
Well, if you're a Donald Trump supporter, the fat lady hasn't sung yet, but she's currently warming up backstage.
By all accounts, Joe Biden has done it.
With a new round of votes having been counted overnight in Georgia and Pennsylvania -- and with the outstanding ballots remaining in the latter state expected to heavily tilt Democratic -- we feel comfortable enough to now announce:
As America and the rest of the world patiently await the results of this pivotal election, we all exist in a state of excruciating limbo.
But given more time to dwell on politics, fans have noticed that Kim Kardashian dropped a major hint. Did she ... vote for Trump?
We have an update on the 2020 Presidential race.
But it may not be the update you were hoping for.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump delivered contrasting early-morning remarks on Wednesday ... in the wake of a VERY close Presidential election.
As of this writing, Biden has 238 electoral votes and Trump has 213, while America awaits mail-in ballots to be counted in a number of extremely tight races.
Last year, Jedidiah Duggar announced his candidacy for the Arkansas House of Representatives.
On the eve of the election, his opponent is skewering him for being a D-list reality star.
Jennifer Aniston may have made a name for herself by starring on the sitcom Friends.
But the actress made it very clear on Friday:
