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Referring to Himself In Third Person, Trump Pushes ‘Big Lie' in White House Address

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By Aidan McLaughlin Verified
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In a speech Thursday night, the president—“your president”—announced the declassification of intelligence while pushing wild claims of election interference. The intelligence showed that Russia helped propel Trump in 2020.
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‘There is a Path': Meet the Democrat Who Thinks She Can Win Lindsey Graham's Senate Seat

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By Aidan McLaughlin Verified
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Annie Andrews was in a cabin in upstate South Carolina, dropping her youngest daughter off at sleepaway camp, when she awoke around 6 a.m. to a flood of missed calls and messages. As the Democratic nominee for Senate in South Carolina, she's spent the last year building up a campaign to challenge Lindsey Graham . Disoriented and bleary-eyed, she called her campaign's general consultant to confirm the news that the senator had died .
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Inside Graham Platner's Maine Bunker as He Fought to Stay in Senate Race

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By Aidan McLaughlin Verified
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“We continued to ask Graham for the billionth time in this race if there was any information he had not shared,” says one adviser. “He continued to say no.” Late last week, the rumors reached a fever pitch. Graham Platner, the Marine Corps veteran and oysterman who mounted a quixotic bid for the US Senate in Maine, was used to controversy— headlines had been bad enough already, and his campaign aides spent much of their time dealing with lurid rumors.
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