Military voters fear being drawn into fraud claim in Nevada
Las Vegas reports show Trump campaign claims 3,062 mostly Clark County voters improperly cast mail ballots, with lists based on address changes. Civil rights groups and election officials dispute fraud, noting no evidence of wide-scale theft and that many on the list may be military or protected voters.
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Biden transition presses for top level intelligence briefings
Biden advisers urge access to current classified operations and real time threat assessments. They argue lack of top level intelligence risks national security as days pass. Psaki notes Biden’s long service in national security and seeks timely briefings for informed decision making.
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VMI names interim superintendent amid leadership shakeup
Virginia Military Institute appoints retired U S Army major general Cedric Wins as interim superintendent amid leadership shakeup after allegations of persistent racism and a governor backed probe. Wins, a 1985 VMI graduate, becomes the first Black leader in that post and will lead until a permanent replacement is named.
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Massacre of Amharas shocks Ethiopia amid ethnic conflict
Amnesty International and witnesses report hundreds of Amhara civilians hacked to death in Mai-Kadra in Tigray as fighting widens. UN warns of possible war crimes and genocidal risk. Abiy blames TPLF forces, while communications with Tigray stay cut off. Refugees flood to Sudan.
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