In swing states like Arizona and Nevada, counting is still ongoing, but Trump is currently leading, which could influence the outcome of Senate races.

Outgoing President Joe Biden addressed the nation, acknowledging setbacks but emphasizing that giving up is not an option.

After her campaign success, she transitioned to Florida politics, advising mayors in Jacksonville and working for Rep. Tillie Fowler, ultimately aiding Rick Scott in winning the governorship.

Although she appeared at Trump's election-night victory celebration, she did not speak during the event.

Concerns have arisen regarding the Trump transition team, which has not yet signed agreements with the Biden administration for a smooth transfer of power, raising questions about compliance with regulations.

As the transition process begins, several names are being discussed for cabinet positions, including Elon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Wiles is being recognized for her role in managing Trump's most disciplined and well-executed campaign, positioning her as a front-runner for the chief of staff role.

As Republicans near a House majority after gaining two seats in Pennsylvania, Democrats managed to secure a seat in New York and maintain control in Nevada.

Republicans made significant gains in the House of Representatives, winning three districts in Pennsylvania, which could lead to them controlling both chambers of Congress.

Biden's remarks about the transition starkly contrast with Trump's refusal to concede after the previous election, where he made unfounded claims of voter fraud.

During his campaign, Trump made various populist promises, including ending the war in Ukraine and imposing tariffs on Mexico, which resonated with voters.

Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Trump on his victory and expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue, indicating a potential shift in U.S.-Russia relations.