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Friday: For over 25 years, the state has been a Democratic stronghold. But it wasn’t always that way. Good morning. While the country anxiously awaits the results from a handful of states that will determine the outcome of the presidential election, it
Twitter is acting as the “editor-in-chief” of social media, Daily Wire writer Matt Walsh told “Fox & Friends” on Thursday after he said his tweet featuring his “opinion” was censored by the platform. — FOX News
The “shy Trump voter” emerged for a second straight presidential election, The Hill media reporter, Joe Concha said on Thursday, as many polls ended up overstating the support for Democrat Joe Biden. Dozens of electoral votes still out as battlegrounds keep tallying. Joseph
As expected, the 2020 presidential campaign season has evolved into a post-election battle consisting of legal challenges in crucial battleground states as President Trump’s campaign attempts to prevent the counting of ballots they allege are or could be invalid. — FOX News
Election night can be nerve-wrecking. — FOX News
Regardless of the election results, President Trump will be the one directing the government’s coronavirus response as infections climb and winter approaches. — New York Times: Top Stories
The graves were discovered, vandalized, hours before Trump made his final stop at Grand Rapids late Monday. — FOX News
The sites are key conduits for communication and information. Here’s how they plan to handle the challenges facing them before, on and after Tuesday. Facebook, YouTube and Twitter were misused by Russians to inflame American voters with divisive messages before the 2016 presidential election. The companies
Doesn’t seem like it has. You remember the legal horror show called Bush v. Gore? The Supreme Court couldn’t possibly replicate that. But don’t underestimate the justices’ capacity for self-inflicted wounds. The sequel’s being scripted and it may be worse. Twenty years ago,