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Trump Alleges "Massive Cheating" In Key Swing State Of Pennsylvania
Donald Trump sought to undermine Tuesday the credibility of voting in the biggest city of must-win Pennsylvania, a soundly Democratic area that was part of the ex-president's unsupported 2020 fraud claims.
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Pakistan Elections: US Says "Claims Of Fraud Should Be Fully Probed"
The United States on Friday called into question the "undue restrictions" put in place during Pakistan's electoral process and expressed concern about allegations of vote-rigging, but pledged to work with whoever forms the next government.
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"Trump Lost In Rigged Polls, Biden Is Corrupt": Russian Textbook Fuels Controversy
A textbook for Russian students asserts that the 2020 presidential election defeat of former President Donald Trump was a result of voter fraud.
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Trump Co-Defendant In Georgia Election Conspiracy Trial Pleads Guilty
A co-defendant of Donald Trump pleaded guilty Friday in a case alleging a criminal conspiracy to overturn the former US president's 2020 election loss in the state of Georgia.
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Donald Trump's Justice Chief Told Him Poll Fraud Claims Were Bogus: Report
President Donald Trump's attorney general Bill Barr told him a month after the 2020 election that allegations of voter fraud were groundless, but Trump rejected that, the Atlantic magazine reported.
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Trump Summoned Supporters To "Wild" Protest. And They Did
US Capitol Attack: The chaos in the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday unfolded after President Donald Trump spent weeks whipping up his supporters with false allegations of fraud in the Nov. 3 election, culminating in a call to march to the building that represents U.S. democracy.
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US "Like A Third World Country": Trump As He Alleges Election Fraud Again
President Donald Trump has likened the US to a "third world country" as he blasted the "rigged" election, reiterating his unsubstantiated claims about widespread voter fraud in the presidential polls.
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Facebook Continues Fight With ‘Super Spreaders’ on US Election Misinformation
On Facebook, the fight against US election misinformation continues, thanks to "super spreaders" – accounts that disseminate rumours and fabrications, falsely spreading the idea that the 2020 election was beset by organised, extensive fraud by the Democratic Party.
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Trump Campaign Drops Legal Team Member Who Made Voter Fraud Claims
Donald Trump's campaign announced Sunday it was no longer working with a member of the president's legal team who was widely mocked for alleging baseless conspiracy theories related to the November 3 election.
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This Was A "Stolen Election", Voting Machines "Corrupt": Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Sunday repeated his allegations of electoral fraud by claiming without evidence that the voting machines were "corrupt" and termed it a "stolen election".
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YouTube Channels Making Money From Advertisements, Memberships Amplify Trump Voting Fraud Claims
At least nine popular YouTube channels were promoting on Thursday debunked accusations about voting fraud in the US presidential race, conspiratorial content that could jeopardise advertising and memberships revenue they get from the video service.
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Twitter, Facebook Fail to Corral Donald Trump's Misinformation About US Election Vote Count
As US President Donald Trump and his allies flooded social media on Wednesday with false claims of victory and unsupported allegations of voter fraud, social media companies warned users that the presidential election had yet to be decided.
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Trump Claims Victory, Says He's Going To Supreme Court
US Election Result 2020: Donald Trump alleges "fraud", says "We did win this election, will go to Supreme Court"
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White House Denies President-Elect Donald Trump's Claim Of Election Fraud
The White House said that there is no evidence to support the alleged "election fraud" claimed by President-elect Donald Trump, who on the weekend said that "millions" of people voted "illegally" for his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, in the November 8 election.
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American Media Trying To Rig US Presidential Polls, Says Mike Pence
Candidate Mike Pence has alleged that the US media is trying to rig the general elections with its biased coverage, urging his supporters to be aware of the possibility of "voter fraud".
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Trump Alleges "Massive Cheating" In Key Swing State Of Pennsylvania
Donald Trump sought to undermine Tuesday the credibility of voting in the biggest city of must-win Pennsylvania, a soundly Democratic area that was part of the ex-president's unsupported 2020 fraud claims.
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Pakistan Elections: US Says "Claims Of Fraud Should Be Fully Probed"
The United States on Friday called into question the "undue restrictions" put in place during Pakistan's electoral process and expressed concern about allegations of vote-rigging, but pledged to work with whoever forms the next government.
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"Trump Lost In Rigged Polls, Biden Is Corrupt": Russian Textbook Fuels Controversy
A textbook for Russian students asserts that the 2020 presidential election defeat of former President Donald Trump was a result of voter fraud.
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Trump Co-Defendant In Georgia Election Conspiracy Trial Pleads Guilty
A co-defendant of Donald Trump pleaded guilty Friday in a case alleging a criminal conspiracy to overturn the former US president's 2020 election loss in the state of Georgia.
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Donald Trump's Justice Chief Told Him Poll Fraud Claims Were Bogus: Report
President Donald Trump's attorney general Bill Barr told him a month after the 2020 election that allegations of voter fraud were groundless, but Trump rejected that, the Atlantic magazine reported.
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Trump Summoned Supporters To "Wild" Protest. And They Did
US Capitol Attack: The chaos in the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday unfolded after President Donald Trump spent weeks whipping up his supporters with false allegations of fraud in the Nov. 3 election, culminating in a call to march to the building that represents U.S. democracy.
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US "Like A Third World Country": Trump As He Alleges Election Fraud Again
President Donald Trump has likened the US to a "third world country" as he blasted the "rigged" election, reiterating his unsubstantiated claims about widespread voter fraud in the presidential polls.
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Facebook Continues Fight With ‘Super Spreaders’ on US Election Misinformation
On Facebook, the fight against US election misinformation continues, thanks to "super spreaders" – accounts that disseminate rumours and fabrications, falsely spreading the idea that the 2020 election was beset by organised, extensive fraud by the Democratic Party.
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Trump Campaign Drops Legal Team Member Who Made Voter Fraud Claims
Donald Trump's campaign announced Sunday it was no longer working with a member of the president's legal team who was widely mocked for alleging baseless conspiracy theories related to the November 3 election.
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This Was A "Stolen Election", Voting Machines "Corrupt": Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Sunday repeated his allegations of electoral fraud by claiming without evidence that the voting machines were "corrupt" and termed it a "stolen election".
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YouTube Channels Making Money From Advertisements, Memberships Amplify Trump Voting Fraud Claims
At least nine popular YouTube channels were promoting on Thursday debunked accusations about voting fraud in the US presidential race, conspiratorial content that could jeopardise advertising and memberships revenue they get from the video service.
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Twitter, Facebook Fail to Corral Donald Trump's Misinformation About US Election Vote Count
As US President Donald Trump and his allies flooded social media on Wednesday with false claims of victory and unsupported allegations of voter fraud, social media companies warned users that the presidential election had yet to be decided.
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Trump Claims Victory, Says He's Going To Supreme Court
US Election Result 2020: Donald Trump alleges "fraud", says "We did win this election, will go to Supreme Court"
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White House Denies President-Elect Donald Trump's Claim Of Election Fraud
The White House said that there is no evidence to support the alleged "election fraud" claimed by President-elect Donald Trump, who on the weekend said that "millions" of people voted "illegally" for his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, in the November 8 election.
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American Media Trying To Rig US Presidential Polls, Says Mike Pence
Candidate Mike Pence has alleged that the US media is trying to rig the general elections with its biased coverage, urging his supporters to be aware of the possibility of "voter fraud".
