US election: President Trump makes first public appearance on Veteran's Day
President at Arlington National Cemetery more than a week after US went to polls.
President at Arlington National Cemetery more than a week after US went to polls.
Experts reveal how Trump would be escorted out of White House if he refuses to leave.
Opinion: Why Trump was - and still is - so popular needs to be reckoned with.
OPINION: Pfizer vaccine has to be stored at -70C - that takes some pretty big freeezers.
As Donald Trump refuses to concede defeat, legal experts suggest this could be why.
New York Times: President Trump and his administration insist he didn't lose.
The Republican Governor of Maryland has hit out at Trump's refusal to accept defeat.
Most Americans - including six in 10 Republicans - believe Trump was beaten, poll finds.
Outgoing president has come up with a plan to ensure his authority and influence.
'We will eat together' - relatives in Italy and Ireland extend invitation to Biden.
New York Times: Biden is confronting a coronavirus pandemic that's surging out of control.
All disputes over the counts in each state must be completed by December 8.
She summited the 914-metre wall of stone in a single day.
New York Times: Pollsters thought they learned from 2016. This year reflects new problems.
"There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration," Mike Pompeo said.
Trump's last act could be to grant himself a pardon – he says he has "the absolute right".
Former prime minister Helen Clark's inquiry asks whether WHO is fit for the job.
Editorial: Common themes emerged in the messages from foreign leaders.
New York Times: Biden represents move back to normalcy, but progressives will want change.
Things will change under the new president, but many of Trump's policies will survive.
Vaccine is no silver bullet but at least brings the horizons of this crisis into focus.
Trump has stunned the nation by abruptly sacking his Defence Secretary by tweet.
There are a handful of world leaders who have not commented on Joe Biden's election win.
New York Times: Much of Trump's damage to the climate cannot be reversed.
The first Mrs Trump has some advice for her ex - give up and chill out.
The White House hasn't been a heart-warming place lately. Looks like that's set to change.
The Trump era is ending as it began, with Republicans shattering civic norms.
New York Times: Some lawyers are worried about undermining the electoral system.
With her husband set to leave the White House, all eyes are on the outgoing First Lady.