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(CNN) — President Donald Trump, in a primetime speech Thursday night, alleged vulnerabilities exist in American election systems, despite declassified documents released by his administration largely discussing vulnerabilities that have been known for years and that election officials around the country have tried to address. Trump said the speech and release of documents are not meant to “weaken confidence” in US elections, though critics say he has done just that.

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According to staff at the Grayson County District Clerk's Office, Thomas Bush and Garry Larkins II were both indicted on felony charges. The indictment is from an animal abuse case in Sherman where police found a dog with traumatic injuries. According to staff at the Grayson County District Clerk's Office, Thomas Bush and Garry Larkins II were both indicted on felony charges. The indictment is from an animal abuse case in Sherman where police found a dog with traumatic injuries.

Denison ISD administrators and staff cut the ribbon for their brand new and improved B. McDaniel Intermediate School campus, which is set to open this upcoming school year. Denison ISD administrators and staff cut the ribbon for their brand new and improved B. McDaniel Intermediate School campus, which is set to open this upcoming school year. DENISON, Texas (KTEN) - This evening, staff at Denison ISD came together to celebrate the start of a new chapter for its district. Construction at the B.

(The Center Square) – In a primetime address Thursday, President Donald Trump highlighted the need for election integrity while accusing China of meddling in U.S. elections, citing over a dozen states that have been compromised. Trump began his address by touting the achievements of his administration, citing the economy, lowered prescription drugs, Trump RX, Trump Accounts, the border and the conflict in Iran before leading into a litany of allegations of potential voter meddling.

Summer and ice cream go together like mint and chocolate. Or sea salt and caramel. OK, you get the idea. National Ice Cream Day is the third Sunday in July, landing on July 19 this year. Many retailers are celebrating with sweet deals and freebies. Here are 11 places you can get a cold treat (or ice cream-themed gear) for free or cheap. 16 Handles: Download the app and register to get a free cup July 19 (up to $5).

(CNN) — As Maine Democrats prepare to replace Graham Platner as their Senate nominee, eight candidates pitched themselves as best prepared to take on Republican Sen. Susan Collins over two hours of debates Thursday night. The first hour featured four candidates who were on the primary ballot in different races this year. All lost — but all earned at least 20% of the vote in their contests.

(CNN) — President Donald Trump in his primetime speech on Thursday is alleging vulnerabilities exist in American election systems, using a large trove of newly declassified documents as evidence to suggest future elections could be at risk of foreign interference, particularly by China. Though the documents are newly declassified, they largely discuss vulnerabilities that have been known for years and election officials around the country have tried to address.

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(CNN) — White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt returned to the podium with little fanfare Thursday, giving her first full briefing to reporters since she went on maternity leave at the end of April. “Let’s get back to work,” she said as she kicked off her remarks. Back to business. No fuss. Leavitt’s first question came from an independent journalist, who asked her to share her secret to “having it all” as a working mom of two children that are two years old and under.