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Trump plans prime-time speech on 2020 election allegations

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By Isaac Arnsdorf Verified, Perry Stein Verified, Patrick Marley Verified, Ellen Nakashima Verified
| MSN Verified
Isaac Arnsdorf, Perry Stein, Patrick Marley, Ellen Nakashima President Donald Trump is planning a prime-time address Thursday that will use findings from reexamined government files to argue that the country's election infrastructure has vulnerabilities, according to two people briefed on the plan. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday that the speech would concern elections but declined to elaborate.
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Rubio tries to enlist other nations in antifa fight, but some allies recoil

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By Ellen Nakashima Verified, John Hudson Verified, Adam Taylor Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has invited senior ministers from more than 60 countries to a meeting next week about what the Trump administration views as a major peril: the “resurgence of transnational far-left terrorism,” according to documents reviewed by The Washington Post. The meeting has prompted consternation among career and political U.S. officials, some European allies and independent analysts who do not see the threat in the same terms.
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Rubio tries to enlist other nations in antifa fight, but some allies recoil

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By Ellen Nakashima Verified, John Hudson Verified, Adam Taylor Verified
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
Empty campaign billboards bearing graffiti in Toulon, France, in 2024. (Maite Baldi/For The Washington Post) Secretary of State Marco Rubio has invited senior ministers from more than 60 countries to a meeting next week about what the Trump administration views as a major peril: the “resurgence of transnational far-left terrorism,” according to documents reviewed by The Washington Post.
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