William Goldschlag

Where the owners of a business didn't want to be in Trump's photo-op to illustrate his theme of American carnage, a stand-in was brought in.

Trump sounded like a string of his tweets when he wasn’t interrupting Biden or the moderator, and at times Biden fought back with a barrage of invectives.

Contrasts between Trump and Biden stood out in their second, more orderly faceoff though they exchanged volleys. It’s unclear if they changed voters’ minds.

A new mockumentary portrays the Trump lawyer, who often peddles scandals of depravity, as the creduluous mark in a compromising position.

While making a big push for one of his key states from 2016, Trump fell back on his "massive fraud" claim as an excuse for the possibility of losing there.

Trump, playing on election anxiety, warns in his final campaign hours that court-upheld extended counting of votes means a "physically dangerous" wait.

Eric and Don Jr. got few GOP officials to support false fraud claims, openly criticized by Republicans who want the electoral process respected.

Pelosi and Democrats plan to give Pence and the Cabinet a deadline to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office — and strip his powers to cause more damage.

Damage-control mode in the Biden administration over its management of the migrant surge and refugee policy brings out rare internal finger-pointing.

Giuliani, counterpunching at the feds as Trump came to his defense, chalked up the FBI raid on him to prosecutors jealous of big-fish convictions he won decades ago.