Few Republicans push back against false claims about the election
Most Republicans are publicly staying silent or explicitly backing the president.
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Most Republicans are publicly staying silent or explicitly backing the president.
The president can request a recount because the results were still within 0.5%, but not until after statewide certification of results, which has to take place by Friday.
There is some backchannel communication between Biden's transition team and Trump administration officials.
Mr. Biden also said Thursday he had made his choice for treasury secretary.
Mr. Trump also summoned two of Michigan's Republican state legislative leaders, House Speaker Lee Chatfield and Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey, to Washington, D.C., for a meeting Friday.
Longtime Biden aides and former primary rivals Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders are being considered.
"For America's educators, this is a great day. You're going to have one of your own in the White House," President-elect Joe Biden said of his wife, Jill Biden.
The Trump campaign transferred $3 million to the state to cover the cost of the recounts, the Wisconsin Elections Commission said.
President Trump said he's firing a top cybersecurity official whose agency declared the election was the most secure in history.
The county canvassing board initially split along partisan lines on certifying the election.
On "Intelligence Matters," Mike Morell speaks with Sue Mi Terry about possible provocation from the North.
Dana Nessel joined CBSN to discuss the Trump campaign and Republican lawsuits that seek to delay the certification of Michigan's election results.
More than a dozen lawsuits brought by Mr. Trump's campaign or by sympathetic Republicans alleging election irregularities or worse have been unsuccessful.
He is "seriously" considering a 2024 bid for president, two sources have told CBS News.
Graham, however, called the characterization of his call with Raffensperger "ridiculous."
"The idea the president is still playing golf and not doing anything about it is beyond my comprehension," Biden said.
"Donald Trump had spread racist lies about my husband that had put my family in danger," Obama recalled, but she still participated in the transition to his presidency.
The tweet came at the very end of a day in which Trump worked to rescind an apparent acknowledgement that Biden had won.
Mr. Trump continues to claim there was widespread fraud in the election, though there is no evidence to support his allegations.
In 2016, President Trump won 306 electoral votes to Hillary Clinton's 232.
Biden's 14,000-vote margin was narrow enough to trigger a recount but it's not expected to change the outcome.
Biden won Georgia, while Trump won North Carolina, CBS News projected Friday.
In 2016, President Trump repeatedly said his 306 electoral votes amounted to a "landslide" victory.
President Trump wins North Carolina's 15 electoral votes.
Georgia has 16 electoral votes.