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Congress is today set to certify Biden’s presidential win.
The conversation is the latest step by Trump to reverse the outcome of the US election.
Shortly after Barr’s statement was published, Trump tweeted out more baseless claims of voter fraud.
The Republican secretary of state certified the state’s election results on Friday, showing a Biden win by 12,670 votes.
No individual county showed a variation in margin larger than 0.73%.
The companies have been criticised for their handling of political content recently.
Trump continues to insist that he has won the US election.
Alaska was expected to vote Republican, so this will not hinder Joe Biden’s win.
The defeated president has blocked co-operation with Joe Biden’s team, while electoral investigations have been authorised.
The president’s allies have been reluctant to congratulate Joe Biden on his projected win.
Here are a few likely, and unlikely, things to happen between now and 20 January.
Republican figures believe the president’s threatened legal action is designed mainly to provide an off-ramp from an unpalatable defeat.
Donald Trump has yet to acknowledge Joe Biden’s victory and vowed to mount legal challenges in several closely contested states that decided the race.
Joe Biden has won the US election. Here’s what you need to know.
The 77-year-old has pledged to heal divisions in the country.
A winner has been declared at last.
It’s hard to choose singular moments from a blockbuster election count. Here are the main events.
Harris will also be the first black person to be elected to the position.
Two Senate races in the battleground state did not meet the required results to declare a victor.
Trump said last night the ballot-counting process was unfair and corrupt.
Counting continues in the key states of Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Nevada.
Joe Biden now has 264 electoral college votes – just six shy of the presidency.
It’s still too soon to judge the total accuracy of US pollsters, but let’s take a look at current knowledge.
The momentum is with Joe Biden as America awaits the final results.
The Democrats appear to have fallen short of the three to four seat gains they needed.
Seven states are all waiting to be called.
Republicans have held onto seats in South Carolina, Texas, Kansas and Iowa.
A transgender person has also been elected to the US Senate for the first time.
It is the 12th state in the US to do so.
One-fifth said racial inequality was the most critical issue and more than one-sixth said the pandemic was most important.
A third of the US Senate seats are up for grabs – here’s some interesting races to watch.
Trump has repeatedly refused to commit to the result of this week’s presidential election.
Luke O Callaghan White says China’s leader was being strategic when he stunned the international community recently by declaring ambitious climate action plans.
The major investigation into the US president’s finances comes just weeks before the election.
Joe Biden was taking part in his first town hall event.
Trump’s comments were reported by The Atlantic.
US President Donald Trump blocked funds to the US Postal Service amid concerns about the delays to the postal voting system.
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