Supreme Court awaits election results
The Supreme Court starts a new term shorthanded by one justice and split on issues. With Scalia dead, outcomes hinge on the November election and who fills the ninth seat, affecting potential major rulings as eight justices begin the term.
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Poll fears of a rigged election span parties and states
A AP NORC poll shows skepticism about vote counting with Republicans less than half trusting outcomes. Trump supporters claim fraud while researchers cite no widespread pattern. DHS urges election officials to seek federal cyber protection. 21 states have asked for help.
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