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Trump's Thursday Speech To Focus On 2020 Election Interference: Report
US President Donald Trump is slated to speak on Thursday about newly declassified intelligence on foreign nations' plans to interfere in the US election in 2020, an MS Now reporter said on X, citing two unidentified White House officials.
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Donald Trump Says He'll Make "Very Big Announcement" Next Week
"Not to detract from tomorrow's very important, even critical election... I'm going to be making a very big announcement on Tuesday, November 15 at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida," he told a cheering crowd in Ohio.
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After Loss, Trump Ordered US Defense Staff To Seize Voting Machines: Report
A draft executive order written by Donald Trump's White House in the weeks after his defeat in the 2020 election directed the nation's top military leader to seize voting machines, a report said Friday.
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Russia, Iran Targeted 2020 US Election: Report
Russia and Iran targeted election infrastructure during the 2020 US vote but did not compromise any of the results, the departments of Homeland Security and Justice said Tuesday.
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Facebook to Resume Political Advertisements, Joining Google
Facebook said it would resume accepting US political advertisements, ending a ban imposed after the November presidential election to stem misinformation.
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Congressmen, Who Voted For Certification Of Elections, Facing Threats: Indian-American Lawmaker
US lawmakers who voted for the certification of the November 3 presidential election to confirm the victory of Joe Biden as the next president are facing violent threats, including death threats, Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna has said.
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Trump Pledges "Orderly Transition" After Congress Affirms Biden Win
Outgoing US President Donald Trump on Thursday offered the clearest signal yet that he will voluntarily leave office on January 20, saying there will be an "orderly transition" to Joe Biden's presidency.
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Facebook Will Add Georgia Back to Political Advertisement Ban After US Runoff Elections
Facebook will again ban political ads in Georgia, after the conclusion of the state's runoff elections. "This is part of our ongoing efforts to reduce the potential for confusion or abuse," Facebook told advertisers in an email.
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Twitter Brings Back Old Retweet Function Following US Presidential Election
Twitter is reversing changes made to its retweet function intended to curb the spread of misinformation during the US presidential election.
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US Electoral College To Confirm Joe Biden Victory
Joe Biden's US election victory was set for formal confirmation Monday by the Electoral College, further closing the door on angry efforts by President Donald Trump to overturn the 2020 vote.
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Twitter Says It 'Inadvertently' Limited Engagements on Donald Trump's Flagged Tweets
Twitter said on Saturday it had "inadvertently" limited engagements for a brief period on US President Donald Trump's tweets with "disputed" labels but later reversed its action.
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YouTube Bans New Videos Claiming US Election Fraud Following Criticism
YouTube banned new videos with bogus claims of election fraud, saying enough states have certified Joe Biden as the next US president to make it official.
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Joe Biden Picks California Lawyer Xavier Becerra As Health Secretary: Report
Joe Biden plans to nominate California attorney general Xavier Becerra for secretary of health and human services, which would add another Latino member to the president-elect's increasingly diverse cabinet, US media reported Sunday.
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Trump Team Seeks Recount Of Georgia Votes After Biden's Historic Win
The Trump Campaign has filed a petition for recount of votes in Georgia, days after US President-elect Joe Biden wrested the Republican stronghold by a little over 12,000 votes.
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Trump Faces Likely Setback In Georgia Recount, Drops Michigan Lawsuit
The US presidential election battleground state of Georgia was expected on Thursday to affirm Joe Biden's victory over Donald Trump after a painstaking recount, as Trump's re-election campaign said it was withdrawing a lawsuit in Michigan.
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Trump's Thursday Speech To Focus On 2020 Election Interference: Report
US President Donald Trump is slated to speak on Thursday about newly declassified intelligence on foreign nations' plans to interfere in the US election in 2020, an MS Now reporter said on X, citing two unidentified White House officials.
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Donald Trump Says He'll Make "Very Big Announcement" Next Week
"Not to detract from tomorrow's very important, even critical election... I'm going to be making a very big announcement on Tuesday, November 15 at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida," he told a cheering crowd in Ohio.
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After Loss, Trump Ordered US Defense Staff To Seize Voting Machines: Report
A draft executive order written by Donald Trump's White House in the weeks after his defeat in the 2020 election directed the nation's top military leader to seize voting machines, a report said Friday.
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Russia, Iran Targeted 2020 US Election: Report
Russia and Iran targeted election infrastructure during the 2020 US vote but did not compromise any of the results, the departments of Homeland Security and Justice said Tuesday.
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Facebook to Resume Political Advertisements, Joining Google
Facebook said it would resume accepting US political advertisements, ending a ban imposed after the November presidential election to stem misinformation.
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Congressmen, Who Voted For Certification Of Elections, Facing Threats: Indian-American Lawmaker
US lawmakers who voted for the certification of the November 3 presidential election to confirm the victory of Joe Biden as the next president are facing violent threats, including death threats, Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna has said.
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Trump Pledges "Orderly Transition" After Congress Affirms Biden Win
Outgoing US President Donald Trump on Thursday offered the clearest signal yet that he will voluntarily leave office on January 20, saying there will be an "orderly transition" to Joe Biden's presidency.
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Facebook Will Add Georgia Back to Political Advertisement Ban After US Runoff Elections
Facebook will again ban political ads in Georgia, after the conclusion of the state's runoff elections. "This is part of our ongoing efforts to reduce the potential for confusion or abuse," Facebook told advertisers in an email.
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Twitter Brings Back Old Retweet Function Following US Presidential Election
Twitter is reversing changes made to its retweet function intended to curb the spread of misinformation during the US presidential election.
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US Electoral College To Confirm Joe Biden Victory
Joe Biden's US election victory was set for formal confirmation Monday by the Electoral College, further closing the door on angry efforts by President Donald Trump to overturn the 2020 vote.
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Twitter Says It 'Inadvertently' Limited Engagements on Donald Trump's Flagged Tweets
Twitter said on Saturday it had "inadvertently" limited engagements for a brief period on US President Donald Trump's tweets with "disputed" labels but later reversed its action.
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YouTube Bans New Videos Claiming US Election Fraud Following Criticism
YouTube banned new videos with bogus claims of election fraud, saying enough states have certified Joe Biden as the next US president to make it official.
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Joe Biden Picks California Lawyer Xavier Becerra As Health Secretary: Report
Joe Biden plans to nominate California attorney general Xavier Becerra for secretary of health and human services, which would add another Latino member to the president-elect's increasingly diverse cabinet, US media reported Sunday.
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Trump Team Seeks Recount Of Georgia Votes After Biden's Historic Win
The Trump Campaign has filed a petition for recount of votes in Georgia, days after US President-elect Joe Biden wrested the Republican stronghold by a little over 12,000 votes.
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Trump Faces Likely Setback In Georgia Recount, Drops Michigan Lawsuit
The US presidential election battleground state of Georgia was expected on Thursday to affirm Joe Biden's victory over Donald Trump after a painstaking recount, as Trump's re-election campaign said it was withdrawing a lawsuit in Michigan.
