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Politics and national affairs @Reuters. Taking it a word at a time. NYC-born, @Yale and @Columbia grad, formerly ink-stained wretch @northjersey and others.
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Canada wildfire smoke blankets US Midwest, Northeast with hazardous air

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By Joseph Ax Verified, Eric Cox Verified
| The Olympian Verified
People visit the Edge observation deck as the New York City skyline and One World Trade Center are seen through a cover of wildfire smoke on Thursday.
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Trump dénonce une ingérence chinoise dans la présidentielle de 2020, Pékin balaye de « pures inventions »

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By Nandita Bose Verified, Joseph Ax Verified
| MSN France
par Nandita Bose et Joseph Ax WASHINGTON/PEKIN, 17 juillet (Reuters) - Le président américain Donald Trump a accusé jeudi la Chine d'ingérence dans l'élection présidentielle de 2020, réitérant ses allégations d'une fraude massive à ses dépens lors du scrutin remporté par le démocrate Joe Biden. La Chine, par la voix du porte-parole du ministère des Affaires étrangères, a dénoncé vendredi de "pures inventions" et "une campagne de dénigrement malveillante".
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Trump accuses China of 2020 voting interference, contradicting intel findings

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By Nandita Bose Verified, Joseph Ax Verified
| Merced Sun-Star Verified
President Donald Trump speaks about election security during an address to the nation from the East Room of the White House in Washington on Thursday. WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump declassified documents on Thursday that he asserted showed Chinese interference in U.S. elections, reviving his long-running attacks on election security despite a U.S. intelligence assessment that found no evidence Beijing affected the 2020 vote that he lost.
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