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These are people who dont want votes to count, if the votes are against trump, trump would have overthrown the election, if he could have. trump seeks to do that again in the future. those secretaries of state they want to elect will do that again in the future. mccarthy, if he is the speaker of the house, will support that in the future. and so, were at a critical moment here. and i think the most important thing we can do is set aside the impression that anyone story gives, and focus on the pa...

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- This is one of a series of interviews by Bloomberg Opinion columnists on how to solve the world’s most pressing policy challenges. It has been translated and edited for length and clarity.

(Bloomberg) -- German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is struggling to escape the shadow of his predecessor Gerhard Schroeder’s ties to Russia and that’s hampering efforts to help Ukraine.

The Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys has re-elected its first all-female executive team in its 103-year history, after the team stood unopposed earlier this month. When president Janelle B

BANGKOK: A majority of people in provinces across the country want the right to elect their governors the way residents of Bangkok do, according to an opinion survey by the National Institute of Devel

To glenns point, is that when you take all of them together, they do trend towards showing certain states of mind and that trump was thinking about this, he was weighing what had gone on in a serious way, he knew that there might be political consequences, and if, to cleanse, point there is more evidence of prior conversations about trump explore whether or not there could be a pardon for him, if he stepped down, then i think we begin to develop evidence that could show intent and knowledge on t...

Deposition excerpts suggest that some of trumps top allies, and congress were frequently present in meetings where you had a handful of strategists -- strategies, excuse, me to prevent then president elect joe biden from taking office. they were being discussed. including this effort that is getting more attention to replace the leadership of the justice department with figures who would sow doubts about the legitimacy of the election. how troubling is that? >> it is troubling, it feels like thi...

(Bloomberg) -- Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison vowed to limit the nation’s tax income should his party win re-election next month.  Morrison’s government would cap government taxation revenue at 23.9% of gross domestic product, according to an emailed statement.

(Bloomberg) -- Orrin Hatch, the longest-serving Republican senator in U.S. history and a steadfast conservative who also crossed the aisle to work on legislation with liberal Democrats, has died. He was 88. Hatch died on Saturday in Salt Lake City, the Hatch Foundation said in a statement.

(Bloomberg) -- Far-right French Presidential hopeful Marine Le Pen’s party is paying 12 million euros ($12.94 million) to a Moscow-based military contractor, as part of a settlement it reached in 2020, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing Russian and French government records.