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Data Of 186 Million US Voters Being Traded On Hacker Forums: Researchers
A database with information on virtually the entire US voting population has been circulated on hacker forums, opening up the potential for disinformation and scams that could impact the November 3 election, security researchers say.
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"Mail Ballots Dangerous": Trump As COVID-19 Worries Loom Over US Polls
Worries that the COVID-19 threat will persist into the November election is driving a push for US voters to vote by mail nationwide, but the biggest opponent is President Donald Trump, who admits it threatens his Republican Party.
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Somali Refugee, Palestine Immigrant: First 2 Muslim Women In US Congress
A onetime Somali refugee and the daughter of Palestinian immigrants shared the historic distinction Tuesday of becoming the first two Muslim women elected to the US Congress. Both women -- Ilhan Omar, 37, and Rashida Tlaib, 42 -- are Democrats from the Midwest and outspoken advocates of minority communities that have found themselves in the sights ...
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Two Muslim Women Hope To Enter US Congress In Midterm Polls
US voters are poised to elect two Muslim women to Congress in the midterm election next week, marking a historic first even as anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric has been on the rise. Ilhan Omar, a Somali refugee, is all but certain to be elected to the US House of Representatives in a heavily-Democratic district in the Midwestern state of Min...
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After Privacy Controversy, Donald Trump's Voter Fraud Panel Gets To Work
A White House commission set up to look into US President Donald Trump's allegations of voter fraud, which critics have said could be a vehicle to suppress voting rights, is slated to meet for the first time on Wednesday.
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US President Donald Trump's Executive Order On Voter Fraud Quietly Stalled
US President Donald Trump's heated rush to launch what he said would be a "major investigation" into voter fraud has cooled, leaving White House staff uncertain when it will come to pass or what shape it will take.
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US Elections 2016: America Is Choosing Its Next President, Battleground States Start Voting
America is now voting for its next President. The US election, held once every four years, takes place on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November, as spelled out in the US Constitution.
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'Don't Get Brexited', UK Campaigners Tell US Voters
Campaigners in London sent a rallying cry to Americans on Thursday to get out and vote in the forthcoming presidential election and avoid getting "Brexited".
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Free Trade Flip-Flop Dogs Hillary Clinton In White House Quest
It's at the heart of Hillary Clinton's fight against charges that she will say anything to get elected: a history of flip-flopping over free trade that has proven powerful ammunition for rival Donald Trump.
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A New Worry For Clinton - Trump's Struggles May Depress Democratic Voter Turnout
Hillary Clinton's campaign is confronting an emerging risk to her presidential ambitions - if Donald Trump continues to trail her in opinion polls many Democrats may simply stay at home on Election Day.
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Database Of 191 Million US Voters Exposed On Internet: Researcher
An independent computer security researcher uncovered a database of information on 191 million voters that is exposed on the open Internet due to an incorrectly configured database, he said.
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Donald Trump Unleashes Rant Against White House Rival Ben Carson
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has unleashed a stunning verbal assault on his nearest competitor Ben Carson, saying US voters were "stupid" to believe the doctor's moving personal narrative and comparing him to a pedophile.
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Despite Grousing, United States Voters Rarely Fire Lawmakers
The US Congress is wildly unpopular. In fact, two-thirds of Americans want their own House member booted. And the ultraconservative tea party movement is dogging longtime Republican lawmakers.
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US state to unveil voter registration on Facebook
Facebook users in Washington state will have something else to brag about to their online friends: that they registered to vote on Facebook.
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Obama vs Romney: Young, worried, and unsure - about both candidates
Megan Edwin graduated Phi Beta Kappa in political science. As a student, she had internships in local government and worked as a waitress to help pay tuition. She is poised, articulate - and after a year of job hunting, a tad desperate.
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Data Of 186 Million US Voters Being Traded On Hacker Forums: Researchers
A database with information on virtually the entire US voting population has been circulated on hacker forums, opening up the potential for disinformation and scams that could impact the November 3 election, security researchers say.
-
"Mail Ballots Dangerous": Trump As COVID-19 Worries Loom Over US Polls
Worries that the COVID-19 threat will persist into the November election is driving a push for US voters to vote by mail nationwide, but the biggest opponent is President Donald Trump, who admits it threatens his Republican Party.
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Somali Refugee, Palestine Immigrant: First 2 Muslim Women In US Congress
A onetime Somali refugee and the daughter of Palestinian immigrants shared the historic distinction Tuesday of becoming the first two Muslim women elected to the US Congress. Both women -- Ilhan Omar, 37, and Rashida Tlaib, 42 -- are Democrats from the Midwest and outspoken advocates of minority communities that have found themselves in the sights ...
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Two Muslim Women Hope To Enter US Congress In Midterm Polls
US voters are poised to elect two Muslim women to Congress in the midterm election next week, marking a historic first even as anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric has been on the rise. Ilhan Omar, a Somali refugee, is all but certain to be elected to the US House of Representatives in a heavily-Democratic district in the Midwestern state of Min...
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After Privacy Controversy, Donald Trump's Voter Fraud Panel Gets To Work
A White House commission set up to look into US President Donald Trump's allegations of voter fraud, which critics have said could be a vehicle to suppress voting rights, is slated to meet for the first time on Wednesday.
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US President Donald Trump's Executive Order On Voter Fraud Quietly Stalled
US President Donald Trump's heated rush to launch what he said would be a "major investigation" into voter fraud has cooled, leaving White House staff uncertain when it will come to pass or what shape it will take.
-
US Elections 2016: America Is Choosing Its Next President, Battleground States Start Voting
America is now voting for its next President. The US election, held once every four years, takes place on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November, as spelled out in the US Constitution.
-
'Don't Get Brexited', UK Campaigners Tell US Voters
Campaigners in London sent a rallying cry to Americans on Thursday to get out and vote in the forthcoming presidential election and avoid getting "Brexited".
-
Free Trade Flip-Flop Dogs Hillary Clinton In White House Quest
It's at the heart of Hillary Clinton's fight against charges that she will say anything to get elected: a history of flip-flopping over free trade that has proven powerful ammunition for rival Donald Trump.
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A New Worry For Clinton - Trump's Struggles May Depress Democratic Voter Turnout
Hillary Clinton's campaign is confronting an emerging risk to her presidential ambitions - if Donald Trump continues to trail her in opinion polls many Democrats may simply stay at home on Election Day.
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Database Of 191 Million US Voters Exposed On Internet: Researcher
An independent computer security researcher uncovered a database of information on 191 million voters that is exposed on the open Internet due to an incorrectly configured database, he said.
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Donald Trump Unleashes Rant Against White House Rival Ben Carson
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has unleashed a stunning verbal assault on his nearest competitor Ben Carson, saying US voters were "stupid" to believe the doctor's moving personal narrative and comparing him to a pedophile.
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Despite Grousing, United States Voters Rarely Fire Lawmakers
The US Congress is wildly unpopular. In fact, two-thirds of Americans want their own House member booted. And the ultraconservative tea party movement is dogging longtime Republican lawmakers.
-
US state to unveil voter registration on Facebook
Facebook users in Washington state will have something else to brag about to their online friends: that they registered to vote on Facebook.
-
Obama vs Romney: Young, worried, and unsure - about both candidates
Megan Edwin graduated Phi Beta Kappa in political science. As a student, she had internships in local government and worked as a waitress to help pay tuition. She is poised, articulate - and after a year of job hunting, a tad desperate.
