Appeasing fascism got us where we are
New York Times: Donald Trump is a fascist willing to use violence to achieve his goals.
New York Times: Donald Trump is a fascist willing to use violence to achieve his goals.
"I don't see [American citizenship] having a value any more," says US expat.
After addressing supporters at rally near the White House, Trump sent them to the Capitol.
New York Times: We're witnessing a serious stress test of American democracy.
A secret recording of Trump pressuring election officials has been met with disgust.
The Republican Party is tearing itself apart over Trump's last-ditch election fight.
140 Republicans are set to back Trump's 'dangerous ploy' despite senior leaders' warnings.
New York Times: Donald Trump has given new momentum to the movement to limit voter access.
Forget the pandemic, there's another thing that's plaguing the US.
US President-elect makes speech as electors nationwide affirm his election victory.
The US Supreme Court has rejected a Texas-based lawsuit to overturn the election results.
The President blasts the court and AG Bill Barr as his supporters gather in Washington DC.
Lawsuit filed by Texas against 4 other states was Trump's last hope of reversing result.
New York Times: Most of the election fallout has been unsurprising - except one thing.
New York Times: Republicans are discovering the downsides of having a fanatical president.
The phrase "did not prove under any standard of proof" appears 25 times in the ruling.
"If anybody deserves to be prosecuted and tried, it's Donald," niece Mary Trump says.
New York Times: The "deep state" exists to defend democracy - and it's winning.
Twenty years ago, Giuliani was riding the crest of a wave. Today, he's treading water.
"Voters, not lawyers, choose the president. Ballots, not briefs, decide elections."
New York Times: More than 4000 people have been convicted on coup-related charges.
New York Times: New laws in France signal a drift toward repression in government policy.
Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein says 21 senators have "expressed extreme contempt".
Those found guilty of unlawful assembly could face as long as five years in prison.
90 per cent of Kiwis also have full trust and confidence in the democratic process.
A request for an injunction by Donald Trump's campaign has been turned down.
Donald Trump requested the recount in Milwaukee and Dane counties.
The fallout from the 2020 election has taken the country into a dark and fictional place.
One reporter shouted: "You lost the election! When will you admit you lost the election?"
China's warning to Five Eyes: "They should beware of their eyes being poked and blinded."