McConnell Pelosi clash over Trumps acceptance of election result
Congressional leaders McConnell and Pelosi push back after Trump declines to commit to peaceful transfer if he loses on November 3. They stress orderly transition, citing long standing constitutional norms, while Trump questions ballot integrity amid a heated election climate.
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White House DHS chief cites white supremacy as top internal threat
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf told lawmakers white supremacists have become the most persistent and lethal internal threat in the United States. He denied allegations from whistleblower Brian Murphy that he altered intelligence to fit Trump’s political aims, calling such charges false.
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Unemployment claims climb to 870000 amid fraud delays
U S jobless claims rose to 870000 as pandemic pressures persist six months in. State agencies crack down on fraud and backlogs, California halts new applications for two weeks, and up to 10000 inmates in Pennsylvania improperly receive aid. Continued benefits total 12600000 with 105000 added to extended aid now supporting 1.6 million people.
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