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    Donald Trump calls mail-in voting dishonest, so why is he urging Republicans to use it?

    The Trump administration sought to introduce new US Postal Service requirements ahead of the midterm elections. The proposal called for special envelopes and barcodes linked to individual voters. States would also have been required to submit voter information through a federal portal.

    Trump criticizes election officials in Arizona's Maricopa County over error affecting 3,000 ballots

    US President Donald Trump criticized Maricopa County officials for an error involving early ballots mailed to voters. About 3,000 ballots were sent out prematurely due to a vendor's mistake, according to officials. Despite the mix-up, the ballots remain valid and can be returned normally. Runbeck Election Services acknowledged the situation was purely accidental and not intentional.

    'It wasn't an error, they simply got caught': Trump unloads on Maricopa County ballot 'scandal'
    House Republicans propose voting changes as Trump administration eyes the midterms

    Republicans in the House of Representatives are pushing for significant changes to America's voting laws. These proposals include requiring photo identification and proof of citizenship for voters. The legislation also seeks to ban universal mail-in voting and ranked-choice voting. These measures are intended to enhance election integrity and voter confidence.

    Charlie Kirk memorial: Maricopa County attorney warns against violence while SEAR Level 1 security measures, similar to Super Bowl, are deployed

    Authorities are on high alert for Charlie Kirk's memorial in Glendale. Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell warns against violence. The event is a Special Event Assessment Rating Level 1. Security concerns rose after an armed man entered State Farm Stadium. The Secret Service took him into custody. The memorial follows Kirk's assassination in Utah. His casket was flown to Phoenix.

    Who is Joshua Runkles, the armed man posing as law enforcement detained ahead of Charlie Kirk’s funeral where Trump will speak

    Joshua Runkles was arrested at State Farm Stadium. He posed as a law enforcement officer. The stadium is the venue for Charlie Kirk's memorial. Runkles had a Glock pistol, a revolver, and knives. He claimed to work security for Turning Point USA. Secret Service personnel detained him inside the stadium. He faces charges for impersonating an officer.

    • Maricopa county heat horror: Hundreds dead as Arizona bakes in relentless heatwave

      Maricopa County in Arizona is facing dangerous heat, with August becoming one of the hottest months ever. Temperatures are staying above 110°F, and officials believe many deaths are connected to this extreme weather. Phoenix and nearby cities are under long heat warnings, and more very hot days are expected in the coming weeks.

      Kamala Harris won U.S elections 2024: U.S Attorney General Pam Bondi asked to investigate results

      Kamala Harris won U.S elections 2024: Doubts arise after Donald Trump's victory against Kamala Harris in the 2024 US elections. Allegations of ballot mishandling are investigated. Republican Congressman urges Pam Bondi to investigate Runbeck Election Services. Concerns include mixing blank and live ballots. Abe Hamadeh calls for a federal probe into Arizona-based Runbeck. Elon Musk faces lawsuit in Wisconsin over alleged unethical financial practices.

      US: Crackdown on diversity programmes is reshaping college graduation ceremonies

      Universities face pressure regarding diversity programs. Donald Trump's policies impact celebrations for minority students. University of Kentucky cancelled some ceremonies, citing legal compliance. Harvard also reduced support. Other institutions, like California State University, continue with modified events. Some communities are organizing independent celebrations. The Education Department's guidance affects university policies nationwide. Students express disappointment over cancelled events.

      Donald Trump is signing up local law officers to help with immigration enforcement

      The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office in suburban Indianapolis is set to collaborate with federal immigration authorities under President Trump's administration. This partnership aims to identify and detain immigrants in the U.S. illegally. The 287(g) program will be revived and expanded, focusing on detaining immigrants already in custody and potentially making street arrests.

      US Presidential Election 2024: How to check if your vote has been counted

      Americans headed to the polls on Tuesday to cast their votes for the next US president in a highly significant election. Despite isolated incidents of delays due to technical issues, weather, and other minor disruptions, voting largely proceeded smoothly across the nation. Millions had already participated through early and mail-in voting prior to Election Day.

      US states worried about election unrest take security precautions

      The United States is preparing for its Presidential election. Security is high across the country. The National Guard is active or on standby in many states. Some states are using fences, drones, and extra police officers to ensure safety. Some usual voting locations are closed due to security concerns. Citizens are noticing and acknowledging the security measures in place.

      Explained: Why we may not know the winner of the US presidential election on Nov 5

      The U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5 between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump may not produce an immediate winner. In key states like Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, various voting and counting procedures might delay the final results. Early leads might shift as different types of votes are counted, leading to possible days of uncertainty.

      Only do paper ballots: Elon Musk says voting machines rig elections

      Elon Musk, on a speaking tour in Pennsylvania, claimed that Dominion voting machines may have influenced Republican losses in key areas and advocated for paper ballots. Dominion countered by asserting the accuracy and reliability of their paper-based systems and audits, refuting Musk's accusations.

      Harris overtakes Trump among suburban voters, Reuters/Ipsos polling shows

      Kamala Harris has gained significant ground among suburban and middle-income voters, erasing Donald Trump's lead and providing a boost for Democrats in the upcoming election. Despite her economic policies being less popular, her focus on middle-class expansion and political stability has attracted substantial support.

      US election 2024 under threat? What is concerning White House race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump?

      US election 2024 officials have raised concerns over receiving threats. Will this have a bearing on the White House race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

      US election: Several states are making late changes to election rules, even as voting is set to begin

      New state laws in Georgia, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and other states are altering how Americans will vote and tally ballots in the upcoming November election. Changes include hand-counting ballots in Georgia and Arizona, digital IDs for voting in North Carolina, and the reintroduction of ballot drop boxes in Wisconsin. These last-minute changes may cause confusion among voters and officials.

      View: This 4th of July, Dolan-Bhai is busy hatching a plot for a comeback

      Look what happened in Arizona the other day, that remote desert state where the Canyon is Grand, the motto Ditat Deus (god enriches), and voting machines suspect. Today, it a place of election pilgrimage. Republicans are pitched against Republicans — actually it’s the Bhailog vs Old Fogies — and voting machines against genius hackers.

      Early warning signs emerge for GOP after US Capitol riots

      "Ever since they started denying the election result, I kind of knew it was heading this way," said Demme, the county's former Republican Party chairman who has opposed President Donald Trump and is now an independent. "If they kept going, I knew there's no way I can keep going. But if you've been a Republican all your life, it's hard to jump out of a big boat and into a little boat."

      Explainer: What's with all the post-election audits?

      Until now, the Trump campaign's flurry of legal challenges hasn't unearthed any evidence of widespread voter fraud, and election experts as well as state and federal officials have said there was none.

      US Presidential polls: Donald Trump's election challenges falling flat in courts

      Trump's campaign has failed to make any real headway in court without proof of widespread fraud, which experts widely agree doesn't exist. Over the course of a single day this week, Trump and his Republican allies dropped or lost cases seeking to block the certification of election results in three different states.

      Trump targets vote certification in late bid to block Biden

      There is no precedent for the Trump team's widespread effort to delay or undermine certification, according to University of Kentucky law professor Joshua Douglas.

      EXPLAINER: A look at Trump's long-shot legal challenges

      and his Republican allies are pressing forward with several cases aimed at blocking or delaying the certification of election results in key battleground states won by President-elect Joe Biden. Republicans are complaining that, among other things, their observers weren't allowed to properly review the processing of ballots.

      Michigan Republicans backtrack after refusing to certify Wayne County election results

      The state vote certification process is usually a routine task, and the ultimate resolution in Wayne County propels Biden toward formal victory in Michigan. Still, Tuesday's chaotic developments are likely to sow more doubt among Trump's supporters in the election results and could galvanize Republicans in other states to try to look for ways to slow down the final steps in making his loss official.

      Donald Trump sues in Arizona, court battles continue as Joe Biden wins U.S. election

      U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign said on Saturday it had filed a lawsuit in Arizona, its latest legal challenge over the results of the presidential election.

      Trump campaign terms Biden win a 'coup', files lawsuit over rejected vote claims in Arizona

      Hundreds of supporters of President Donald Trump rallied in downtown Phoenix on Saturday to contest Joe Biden's election as US president, charging the media with conspiring to steal the election and calling the results a "coup."

      Trump and Biden protesters duel outside ballot-counting centers in cliffhanger election

      The demonstrations were largely peaceful, although Trump supporters occasionally shouted with counterprotesters. Trump says the election is being stolen but there has been no evidence of fraud.

      Which states could tip U.S. election and when will they report results?

      To capture the White House, a candidate must amass at least 270 votes in the Electoral College. Most major TV networks gave Biden a 253-214 lead in electoral votes on Thursday.

      Joe Biden pushes closer to victory in race for the White House

      Two days after Election Day, neither candidate had amassed the votes needed to win the White House. But Biden's victories in the Great Lakes states left him at 264, meaning he was one battleground state away - any would do - from becoming president-elect.

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