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Election Day stretched into its third day on Thursday as Americans anxiously awaited results in several key states.
Joe Biden maintained his lead over President Donald Trump, who delivered a series of false claims about the election on Thursday night and has vowed legal action in several battleground states as the Electoral College gap widened.
Stories we're following:
—All eyes on battleground vote counts as anxious nation waits
—Trump campaign presses legal challenges as swing states count away
—Could a recount flip a key battleground? History says don't count on it.
—See which counties in the remaining battleground states have the most votes left to count
In 2 a.m. tweets, Trump shares false and misleading information
Trump told one falsehood after another about the presidential race. Here are the facts.
Mary Trump calls her uncle, the president, 'desperate'
'This is getting insane': Republicans push back against Trump's false election claims
The latest in Trump's legal blitz
Analysis: A higher share of Michigan and Wisconsin voters went for Trump. He lost the states anyway.
Arizona AG: No issues with Sharpie voting
About the Nevada GOP's 'criminal referral'
Twitter bans Steve Bannon after call for beheadings; YouTube removes video
Trump's lead shrinking in Georgia and Pennsylvania, both still too close to call
Trump suit in Philadelphia ends with agreement in court
Judge orders further sweeps of Postal Service facilities for undelivered ballots
N.C. Republicans confident in wins by Trump and Tillis when count is finished
Georgia secretary of state indicates vote counting nearing completion
'Home stretch': Penn. secretary of state says majority of ballots to be counted by Friday
Los Angeles County officials debunk viral video questioning ballot collection
Trump to speak shortly
The Russians have no need to spread misinformation. Trump and his allies are doing it for them
Georgia to conduct its first 'risk limiting audit' before certifying election results
Could a recount flip a key battleground? History says don't count on it.
House Democrats' tensions flare on post-election call
Biden again predicts 2020 win: We 'will be declared the winners'
Trump campaign files federal lawsuit seeking to stop count in Philadelphia
Pro-Trump operatives coordinated viral #StopTheSteal events. Facebook shut them down.
'Clown show': Trumpworld tries to project optimism despite concerns about messaging
Georgia election official says state still has more than 47,000 ballots to count
Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney says Trump could run in 2024 if he loses
Trump campaign presses legal challenges as count continues in swing states
Photos: Both sides rally in Pennsylvania
'Let the institutions of our democracy do their jobs,' Fed Chair Powell says about presidential election
Partial victory for Trump campaign in Pennsylvania case
Missouri poll worker positive for Covid-19 still worked shift, died after Election Day
Vote Watch: What worked on Election Day
Recount laws in key states in the presidential race
GOP seeks to withdraw Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, lawsuit
French bulldog named Wilbur elected mayor of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky
Here's why Pennsylvania's Allegheny County will continue counting ballots Friday
Georgia's largest county finished processing absentee ballots, results coming soon
Judge denies Trump lawsuit in Michigan
Judge dismisses Trump-GOP lawsuit in Georgia
Analysis: Big jump for Biden in Philadelphia suburbs
Trump campaign announces Nevada suit, refuses to offer evidence
Biden's lead over Trump in Nevada up to nearly 12,000 votes
Biden camp increasingly optimistic: 'Our data shows that Joe Biden will be the next president'
Georgia official expects to finish counting votes Thursday
Pa. lieutenant governor predicts Biden will win state's 20 electoral votes
Democrat Mark Kelly claims victory in Arizona Senate race
On bikes, in cars and on foot, 'Count Every Vote' protesters rally near White House
62,000 outstanding ballots in Georgia
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With all eyes on Philadelphia, a calming livestream looks inside the process
Trump's gains among Latino voters shouldn't come as a surprise. Here's why.
Explore the potential paths to 270 as the campaigns await final battleground tallies
Why Texas remains a Republican stronghold
Analysis: Trump thinks he's losing. Just listen to him.
See which counties in the remaining battleground states have the most votes left to count
Trump's high-stakes, swing-state legal blitz: Where his campaign says it's suing, and why