President Donald Trump’s campaign filed several legal challenges to stop Pennsylvania from finalizing its election results. But the state confirmed the vote count on Tuesday and declared President-elect Joe Biden the winner by a little more than 80,000 ballots. Gov. Tom Wolf, a Democrat, sent a message to Washington containing the names of the 20 electors who would cast their votes for Biden. The Nevada Supreme Court on Tuesday confirmed the state’s count and Biden’s victory there, as well.

The NCAA usually launches its basketball season in early November but canceled several preseason tournaments due to the coronavirus pandemic. On Wednesday, 19 of the Associated Press’ top 25 teams in the country will open their seasons against unranked opponents. No. 1 Gonzaga will take on No. 6 Kansas on Thursday in the first top 10 game of the year.

General Motors said Monday it would recall more than 7 million vehicles, including pickup trucks and SUVs from Chevrolet, Cadillac, and GMC, because of an issue with air bag inflators from Japanese manufacturer Takata. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) since 2016 has recalled more than 60 million cars from around 20 companies because the Takata bags run a risk of exploding on deployment and have killed 27 people worldwide, including 18 Americans.

Although his numerous legal fights have unveiled some tabulation mistakes and won small victories, President Donald Trump’s war to overturn Joe Biden’s lead in the vote count is running out of time and options.

“AND I WON THE ELECTION. VOTER FRAUD ALL OVER THE COUNTRY!” Trump tweeted Wednesday morning before making a series of allegations later that day.

The Department of Homeland Security in March started requiring officials to deport unaccompanied migrant children as soon as practical rather than keep them in custody during the coronavirus pandemic. U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan handed down a preliminary injunction on Wednesday blocking DHS from enforcing the rule.

Former Vice President Joe Biden led Milwaukee and Dane counties by more than 360,000 votes on Wednesday afternoon. President Donald Trump’s campaign paid the required $3 million to request a recount in those two counties. Biden’s total margin in the state sat at 20,565 after all counties certified results. A 2016 recount in the state improved Trump’s lead by 131 votes, although 2020 saw far more mail-in ballots due to the pandemic.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, said Monday he did not expect to find evidence of widespread fraud. The battleground state began a hand recount of votes on Friday. Last week, GOP Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, who are headed to critical January runoffs, accused Raffensperger of failing to deliver “honest and transparent elections.” Officials on Monday found 2,600 uncounted votes that broke 2 to 1 for President Donald Trump.