The battle for control of the Democratic Party in Florida is heating up after a second consecutive defeat to Donald Trump. Michael Bloomberg has endorsed his Cuban-American friend and former Miami mayor Manny Díaz.

All six states where President Trump contested the results have now certified Joe Biden as the winner, but the president continues to say there was fraud without providing evidence. The Attorney General also said Tuesday there was no evidence of significant fraud. All this, as many congressional Republicans remain silent on the issue.

Two of the country's top Latino pollsters tell us everything we know about how Latinos voted in 2020, and what the polls got wrong.

There were allegations of fraud in 2000, but back then, there was much greater uncertainty about who had actually won the election. And the dispute centered on just one state: Florida, and a few hundred votes. ( Leer en español)

Between 1993 & 2003, the deaths or disappearance of at least 400 women in the Mexican border town of Ciudad Juarez went unsolved. Femicides-- the sexual attacks and murders that women continue to face -- are the focus of the podcast Forgotten: The Women of Juarez. Soon to be be available in Spanish, the episodes chronicle unique voices who have become leading advocates in a massive new women’s movement.

The president's campaign has filed new lawsuits in Pennsylvania and Arizona. How are the courts likely to go? “They are not arguing something a court can give them … in Pennsylvania, one of the things they are asking for is to throw out the entire vote, which is sort of absurd,” says Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, a law professor at Stetson University College of Law.