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Trump Exaggerates Claims About Election Vulnerabilities in Speech

President Trump made at times outlandish claims about the safety of American voting systems in a White House address on Thursday night, drawing selectively from documents his aides published online to...

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Raising old grievances, Trump says US elections like a 'third-world country'

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Trump doubles down on 2020 election claims in national address, alleging China meddling

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Trump delivers primetime speech, claims declassified documents show US election vulnerabilities

President Donald Trump gave a primetime address tonight, arguing that potential vulnerabilities exist in American election systems, just months before the midterms.

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Trump Claims Strong Audience for Election Speech as Viewership Questions Emerge

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Live updates: Mullin puts states on notice as Trump alleges compromised US elections

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‘Um, No’: CNN’s John King Says He’d Never Heard a Primetime Speech Like the One Trump Just Gave

On Thursday, the president delivered a 26-minute speech from the White House, where he cast doubt on the integrity of elections in the U.S.

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President Trump to address the nation on election security

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Trump uses primetime address to raise doubts about US elections ahead of midterms

US TV networks split on broadcasting Trump’s election-focused speech

NBC and CNN stayed away from White House speech, while Fox News, MS Now, CBS and some ABC affiliates aired it

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Trump’s Favorite News Show Totally Ignores His Election Fraud Speech

President Trump’s rant to the nation about election fraud Thursday night was full of inaccuracies, previously known information, and claims unsupported by evidence. On the biggest conservative TV network,

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Fox News issues humiliating on-air disclaimer after Trump’s unsubstantiated election claims

Fox News clarifies it has not verified Trump’s election fraud claims after his 2026 primetime address raises questions.

Trump plans to raise allegations of 2020 election interference in Thursday speech

President Donald Trump has continued to insist that the 2020 election, which he lost to Joe Biden, was “rigged” and “dirty.”