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Sep 10

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News Wrap: Fire erupts at Beirut port a month after blast

In our news wrap Thursday, a huge fire erupted at the port in Beirut, Lebanon, a month after a catastrophic explosion there that killed 190 people and injured 6,500. Black smoke billowed over the port’s ruins. The military said the…

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Sep 10

Watch 5:42
Amid new reports of foreign election interference, whistleblower claim roils DHS

U.S. elections continue to be a target of foreign interference. Microsoft announced Thursday that Russia, China and Iran are all trying to hack campaigns and officials. The news comes one day after a whistleblower from the Department of Homeland Security…

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Sep 10

States take lessons from chaotic primary season to prepare for an unprecedented election

By Candice Norwood

As voting rights organizations push for changes, filing dozens of lawsuits since March aimed at removing restrictions on who is eligible to vote by mail, election officials are making changes to avoid a repeat of the primary season.

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Sep 10

WATCH: Kamala Harris hosts conversation on challenges Black communities in South Florida face

By Casey Kuhn

Kamala Harris spoke with members of the community in Miami at Florida Memorial University.

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Sep 09

Watch 2:52
Trump, Biden respond to report the president knowingly misled the public on pandemic

By John Yang

A new political firestorm has engulfed the White House -- this time over what President Trump knew about the pandemic vs. what he said publicly on the topic. The Washington Post’s Bob Woodward reports Trump privately acknowledged the seriousness of…

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Sep 09

Watch 7:18
How will Woodward's Trump revelations affect American voters?

With Election Day now less than two months away, how will revelations that President Trump intentionally misled Americans about coronavirus risk affect voter intent? The Washington Post’s Gary Abernathy and Kansas-based journalist Sarah Smarsh, author of “Heartland,” join Judy Woodruff…

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Sep 09

WATCH: Pence delivers remarks at 'Workers for Trump' event in Freedom, PA

By Paul Wiseman, Associated Press

U.S. employers advertised more jobs but hired fewer workers in July, sending mixed signals about the job market in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

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Sep 09

WATCH: Biden aims to rebuild 'blue wall' in appeal to autoworkers

By Alexandra Jaffe, David Eggert, Associated Press

The Democratic presidential nominee's first pandemic-era campaign trips beyond his home in Delaware are taking him to all three states, an indication of how closely Biden's electoral prospects are tied to his ability to flip those political battlegrounds.

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Sep 09

WATCH: Coronavirus subcommittee holds hearing on election safety

By Justin Stabley

The U.S. Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis is expected to hold a remote hearing Wednesday, September 9 on the steps that need to be taken to ensure a fair and safe general election amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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Sep 08

Watch 6:07
Why the 2020 presidential election is likely to be the most expensive in history

The presidential election of 2020 is expected to be the most expensive in history. Both President Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden are drawing hundreds of millions in contributions -- despite a difficult year for fundraising. What's behind the…

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