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Why President Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn election results are unprecedented in U.S. history.

Judges quash the Trump campaign’s legal challenges to the election results.

President-elect Biden’s transition team is not ruling out legal action as the Trump administration refuses to participate in the transition process.

Teachers call on the governor to enact a mask mandate in schools citing data that in-person learning increases infection risk.

Medical professionals and college students share their experiences in the growing COVID-19 crisis.

Pfizer files for emergency authorization for COVID-19 vaccine as the U.S. continues to hit records with new COVID-19 cases.

Plus, President Trump’s latest attempts to reverse his election loss, and the U.S. broke new COVID-19 records as cases soar.

Trump Jr. is the second of the president's children to test positive.

The Trump campaign has until Tuesday to request a recount.

It comes as the charges were dropped this week.

Progressives are facing off with the New Democrat Coalition.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, November 22.

Trump will meet with Michigan state lawmakers on Friday afternoon.

"It’s complicated," a member of Biden’s COVID-19 advisory board said.

Current and former national security officials expressed concern over the delay.

They appear increasingly likely to undermine the Biden presidency.

Biden COVID-19 task force member: Transition delays ‘translate into lives lost’; America’s growing hunger crisis; Michigan secretary of state: ‘No legal or factual basis’ to question election results

It's the first time since 1992 that a Democrat will win the state.

The campaign has filed numerous suits in several battleground states.

Sec. Jocelyn Benson on when the state will certify its election results and what the Trump campaign efforts mean for future elections.

The Trump campaign has filed 19 lawsuits challenging the election results, but only one, involving a small number of ballots, has been successful so far.

Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.

Dr. Celine Gounder discusses the presidential transition and President-elect Joe Biden’s strategy for a coordinated national pandemic response.

A look at the poor, rural counties crushed by COVID-19 as U.S. death toll surges past 250,000.

The Michigan board of canvassers will meet Monday on certifying the results.

Parents skip meals to feed their children, and food banks step up in hard-hit communities as Congress fails to provide new relief.

Students and parents sound off on how COVID-19 has disrupted their time at school.

President Donald Trump continues to push voter fraud accusations without evidence.

President-elect Joe Biden talks with governors about their states' COVID-19 efforts.

An Oklahoma City doctor shares his personal fight with COVID-19 before Thanksgiving.

Ohio state representatives write legislation to avoid the shutdown of businesses in their state.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh tells college students going home for the holidays not to return after break.

Secretary of State Pompeo broke precedent again during his Mideast tour.

Plus, Boston’s warning for college students and an Oklahoma doctor shares his battle with coronavirus.

President-elect Biden's team dismisses "absurd" press conference as "spectacle"

It would be "an injustice to disenfranchise these voters," the judge said.

After a bipartisan meeting with governors, President-elect Joe Biden discussed controlling the pandemic, his Treasury secretary pick and not wanting a national shutdown.

But staff talks have begun about adding relief to a must-pass spending bill.

New guidance says the best way to protect yourself and others is to stay home.

The president has said nothing about the death toll since his reelection defeat.

Legal challenges appear to be about something Trumpier than hanging on to the WH

Voting machine company reports security concerns after presidential ire.

By plucking Senators or House members, Biden could imperil his own agenda.

"That’s not going to happen," Michigan's Republican Senate leader said.

Press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said it's an issue of personal "freedom."

An increasing chorus has called for him to allow intelligence briefings.

He has ignored the transition in his meetings with foreign leaders.

Plus, hospitals across the country are strained as cases rise in all 50 states, and President Trump has fired top official who contradicted his voter fraud claims.

Sen. John Cornyn said firing Chris Krebs "adds to the confusion and chaos."

"This is not a search for the truth. This is malicious speech," says Fetterman.