Carrie Dann looks at the Georgia runoff exit polls and explores the thread that ties together violent protests in Washington, DC.

Carrie Dann reports on the composition of the new congress and how it compares to the broader American population.

Back with a big number for the week, Carrie Dann tracks the historic ad spending underway in the two Georgia Senate runoffs.

Carrie Dann tells the story of Denmark Groover, one of the key figures behind Georgia's runoff rules.

Mark Murray looks back at the no-good, very-bad year.

Americans are struggling during the pandemic and unemployment numbers are worse than expected. Carrie Dann reports.

A new Gallup poll shows that governors are polling well during the pandemic, despite the widespread anxiety around what comes next. Carrie Dann reports.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell congratulated Joe Biden on his electoral win, but Trump's fight over legitimacy continues.

The number of the week: 54. Carrie Dann looks back at the first women who served in a presidential cabinet.

With Biden’s Cabinet now almost complete – save for his picks for attorney general, Education secretary and Transportation secretary – we can now make some broader points about it.

Carrie Dann explains how an annual defense spending bill has turned into a test of the president's strength during his final days in office.

Carrie Dann explains why so few members of the House are making their way into the Biden administration.

Pew Research shows that six in ten Americans are comfortable taking a Covid vaccine, leaving a large group of skeptical people.

The road to 270: Explained

Opposites Attract: Biden keeps the steak alive of incoming presidents being the polar opposites of the president they’re replacing.

With reports that Trump might run again in 2024, the 22nd and 24th president is back in the news.

The outstanding popular vote could push Biden's lead over Trump past 7 million votes.

The Trump team is using campaign-style fundraising emails to raise money for the RNC and Save America PAC.

Bipartisan barriers broken with 2020 vote.

As the election recedes, and we gather for Thanksgiving, Carrie Dann shares some useful advice.

Carrie Dann explains how the early state results made the 2020 election margins seem much closer than they actually were.

The American electorate is changing. From where people live to how they vote, political parties are trying to keep up.

A study from the Public Religion Research Institute shows how evangelical viewers of Fox News align politically. Carrie Dann reports.

A new poll from Axios shows that half of Republicans now say that in-person gatherings outside of the household are risky. Carrie Dann reports.

Carrie Dann untangles the knot that has formed in Georgia as the count continues and the runoff campaign moves forward.