The public should expect a "flurry" of pardons before President Donald Trump leaves office, a source close to the White House says, as has happened at the end of previous administrations.

In a few weeks, Joe Biden will be sworn in as president and it will be the end of the time that Donald Trump has in office. It is also likely to be the start of the most dangerous phase of the

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) said Wednesday that it appears President-elect Joe Biden will win the state after a second recount of ballots cast.

Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Jim Inhofe said he informed the president that they were moving forward—without Trump's demand to strip legal protections for social media companies. The proposal also includes renaming the 10 U.S. Military Bases named after Confederate Army officers.