Much like Donald Trump, the far-right incumbent has claimed that electronic voting machines are prone to fraud, but he never provided any proof, even when ordered to do so by the electoral court.
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Most candidates for top election posts say no to hand counts
The process has gained favor among some Republicans embracing conspiracy theories about voting machines.
Israel’s Netanyahu appears to hold lead in election
Exit polls show former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds a narrow lead in Israeli elections paving the way for a return to power.
Julie Powell, bestselling author of ‘Julie & Julia,’ dies at 49
Julie Powell was known for documenting her mission to cook every recipe in Julia Child’s cookbook, ‘Mastering the Art of French Cooking.’
Strong RSV vaccine data lifts hopes after years of futility fighting virus in infants
Pfizer reports that a large international study found vaccinating moms-to-be was nearly 82% effective at preventing severe cases of RSV in their babies’ most vulnerable first 90 days of life.
On election eve, the state of the U.S. economy is a blurry one
From certain angles, the nation’s economic picture looks like a healthy one, but it’s being photo-bombed by an unsightly intruder: Chronically high inflation.
Man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi was on a ‘suicide mission’
David DePape, 42, had other targets, as well, prosecutors say, and he is ordered held without bail.
Executive testifies how Trump Organization changed pay practices post-election
The company, which for years lavished perks on some top executives, now stands accused of helping them avoid income taxes on those extras, including a Manhattan apartment and luxury cars.
Russia reinforces military, expands Kherson evacuations
Some of the fresh troops have reportedly been sent to Kherson, on the 684-mile front line.
Supreme Court clears way for Sen. Lindsey Graham to testify in Georgia election probe
The South Carolina senator, a top Trump ally, had argued that a provision of the Constitution, the speech and debate clause, shields him from being forced to testify.