There’s no evidence that votes were compromised in last week’s election according to a coalition of federal and state officials as President Trump continues refusing to concede the election; a growing number of Republican senators are calling on the Trump administration to start giving Biden intelligence briefings, a sign that support for the president may be waning; the coronavirus pandemic is reaching crisis levels with more than 150,000 new cases reported on Thursday alone, the highest single-day total; false claims that Trump’s political rivals are attempting a coup are spreading on Spanish-language social media.
There’s no evidence that votes were compromised in last week’s election according to a coalition of federal and state officials as President Trump continues refusing to concede the election; a growing number of Republican senators are calling on the Trump administration to start giving Biden intelligence briefings, a sign that support for the president may be waning; the coronavirus pandemic is reaching crisis levels with more than 150,000 new cases reported on Thursday alone, the highest single-day total; false claims that Trump’s political rivals are attempting a coup are spreading on Spanish-language social media.