President Donald Trump accused the U.S. intelligence community of hiding evidence of Chinese influence in U.S. elections, citing newly declassified emails. He called for Congress to pass the SAVE America Act to tighten election security. China denied any interference in U.S. elections.
President Trump has claimed that U.S. intelligence agencies covered up information about alleged Chinese interference in the 2020 election. The release of documents related to this claim is expected to renew scrutiny of foreign interference in U.S. elections and the government's intelligence assessments.
The White House has published a series of heavily redacted documents related to the 2020 election. These documents echo claims about voting vulnerabilities that have been previously debunked.
President Trump instructed prosecutors to examine Christopher Krebs, a cybersecurity aide, who lost Trump's support for confirming the 2020 election's integrity. This action reflects Trump's ongoing focus on election security issues.
President Trump instructed prosecutors to examine Christopher Krebs, a cybersecurity aide, who was removed from his role after confirming the legitimacy of the 2020 election. This action reflects Trump's ongoing concerns regarding election security efforts.
Wildfires in Canada have produced smoke that has affected air quality in major cities across North America. Cities such as Toronto and New York are experiencing reduced air quality due to the smoke from these fires.
US television networks displayed a split in their decision to broadcast Donald Trump's recent White House speech. NBC and CNN did not air the address, while CBS, Fox News, and MS Now broadcast parts of it, with some ABC affiliates also choosing to air the speech.
In a primetime address, President Trump presented new allegations about the security of the 2020 election, claiming that China accessed U.S. voter rolls. He declassified documents to support his assertions, which were promptly disputed by Democrats.
President Trump has been vocal in his opposition to mail voting, alleging fraud. His efforts to restrict mail voting have faced legal challenges, resulting in court orders that maintain the practice ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
NBC News has fired a security guard after an incident on the 'Today' show involving an intruder who confronted host Craig Melvin with a racial slur. Sources indicate that the guard was a well-liked figure at the network.
President Trump, in a recent address, alleged that U.S. intelligence agencies concealed information about China's attempts to influence the 2020 election. He released documents claiming that China compromised voter data and criticized intelligence assessments that found no evidence of such interference. U.S. intelligence agencies have consistently stated that China did not attempt to alter the election's outcome.
Buster Posey, president of baseball operations for the San Francisco Giants, has been highlighted in the media due to the team's struggles and controversies related to Pride Night. An interview he participated in was notably impacted by a hot mic moment.
A suspect involved in an incident at the 'Today Show' has been identified as a career offender with a significant criminal history, including time spent in prison and periods of homelessness in California.
CBS News partially aired President Trump's speech on election fraud, joining late and cutting away before it finished. In contrast, ABC and NBC chose not to broadcast the speech.
A century-old water pipe burst in West Hollywood, California, causing flooding and a sinkhole on Sunset Boulevard. The incident disrupted traffic and led to the closure of several major roads.
The wealth gap in the United States has reached a 30-year high, prompting discussions about potential solutions such as 'Trump Accounts.' However, experts argue that these accounts may not effectively address the underlying issues contributing to wealth inequality.
US President Donald Trump has accused China of interfering in the 2020 presidential election by claiming they obtained 220 million voter records. China has rejected these allegations.
Donald Trump has announced the declassification of intelligence reports that allege interference by China in U.S. elections. He claims that China obtained 220 million U.S. voter records, which he views as a serious threat to democracy.
President Trump, in a speech on July 16, 2026, claimed that China stole voter registration data from 220 million Americans, calling it an unprecedented election security issue. Reports suggest that some government officials were aware of the data breach.
Maine Democrats held a debate to determine who will replace Graham Platner as the party's Senate nominee. This comes shortly before the deadline for selecting a candidate to run against Republican Senator Susan Collins, following Platner's withdrawal from the race amid allegations of misconduct.
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