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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.

It's a sign that the former vice president is plowing ahead with his transition.

Four of the state's 159 counties have discovered previously uncounted votes.

The justices haven't taken up a GOP request to review Pennsylvania mail ballots.

ABC News has projected that Joe Biden won Wisconsin by more than 20,000 votes.

The president's eldest sons repeatedly retweeted misleading videos.

The approach includes Cabinet picks speaking out before their Senate hearings.

The consent order follows a three-year investigation.

There are new national security concerns over the Pentagon's decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan and Iraq. ABC's Kenneth Moton reports.

Grassley, 87, announced in a statement Tuesday that he tested positive, but did not disclose how he was exposed.

The plane had been grounded for 20 months following two fatal crashes.

If Trump and his legal team want to hold out, it could get lonely and costly.

The real protagonists are election officials doing the work of counting votes

Who will stay post-pandemic will be the question on state officials' minds.

Pfizer's and Moderna's vaccines have shown promising early results.

Democrats are set to vote on extending Nancy Pelosi's speakership on Wednesday.

The campaign has filed suits in several battleground states.

CISA Director Krebs had said there was no evidence of fraud in 2020.

2,500 American troops will remain in each country by mid-January.

"You are watching the last gasp of this legal effort," one expert said.

Faith groups want the justices to strike attendance caps for worship.

Giuliani filed to appear in court on behalf of the campaign Tuesday.

Plus, a new report reveals President Trump considered a military strike against Iran days after losing the election and Hurricane Iota batters Central America.

Infectious disease specialist Dr. Onyema Ogbuagu discusses Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine candidate as well as the company’s plans to distribute it.

The team will join incoming chief of staff Ron Klain in the White House.

No state has validated President Trump's claims of "rigged" election.

Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown was met with resistance after asking his Republican colleague, Sen. Dan Sullivan, to wear a mask while speaking.

Sources say the president sought options for attacking Iran’s main nuclear site. ABC's Elizabeth Schulze reports.

"We're making the changes that we want to see," one voter said.

Joe Biden is making clear that he wants Donald Trump's help with the transition.

The president-elect could name the staffers as soon as this week.

Linda Kerns had served as a primary attorney in Trump's Pennsylvania lawsuits.

"Our love of country requires us to respect the results of an election."

The orders are expected by the end of this week.

Emily Murphy has the power to decide when a transfer of power begins.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called his comment "incredibly reckless."

Trump's refusal to acknowledge the election results could have consequences.

"Come on now," one judge said after hearing a Trump team claim.

President-elect Joe Biden's campaign staff said their strategy paid off.

The Georgia runoff elections will determine the balance of power in the Senate.

Dr. Atul Gawande said the Biden transition team is "ready to go."