President Trump abruptly ended an interview with NBC News when repeatedly challenged on his claims of election fraud

California’s crowded, protracted gubernatorial primary is going to take a little more time to settle

A debate about California’s vote count turned into a tense confrontation as US President Donald Trump accused journalists of dishonesty, questioned election procedures and abruptly ended the interview.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra caught up to Republican frontrunner Steve Hilton in the primary race for California governor, trailing the GOP rival by about 8,700 votes, according to the latest vote count by the NBC News Decision Desk Friday.

After choosing NBC over MS NOW, Steve Kornacki is live streaming his appearances with the big board on significant election nights.

Democrat Xavier Becerra will advance to California's general election, the Associated Press, NBC News, and Decision Desk HQ have projected. This news comes days after election night, as California’s primary results are still taking shape as counties continue counting ballots and updating totals.

Senate Republicans might advance the funding bill without a $1 billion provision for the Secret Service that would go toward the White House ballroom project.

In-person voting for the June 2 statewide primary election began Saturday at 122 vote centers in Los Angeles County.

President Donald Trump called "Meet the Press" moderator Kristen Welker "crooked" or "stupid" after she challenged his election security claims.