Americans Anxiety Over Foreign Interference in 2020 Vote
A new AP NORC Harris poll finds about three quarters of Americans worried at least somewhat about foreign interference in the November election with strong concern about Russia influencing 2016 outcomes. Biden supporters show higher levels of concern than Trump backers, while experts note ongoing intelligence warnings of foreign efforts.
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Democrats Seek $28.8 Billion Airline Payroll Aid Fails
House Democrats proposed a 28.8 billion payroll aid package for the airline industry to avert furloughs but the measure stalled in Congress amid Republican opposition. Speaker Pelosi urged airlines to delay 32,000 furloughs as carriers awaited funds, while American and United signaled they would wait for approval before recalling workers. The standoff pushes relief into next week as unions seek continued support beyond the current expiration.
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Census end date confusion lingers amid court order
The Commerce Department and Census Bureau face ongoing questions about the October 5 target to end the 2020 census after a judge's injunction. Officials say data collection will continue through October 31, urging workers to enumerate as many people as possible while states report varying completion levels. Plaintiffs stress the need for full, unrushed counts to ensure accuracy.
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Markets Shaky Amid Election, Aid Talk and Global Tensions
Uncertainty fuels volatility as investors weigh election outcomes and US-China relations. Traders question stock valuations after a summer surge, while aid talks stall in Congress. Airlines warn of layoffs, Pelosi hints potential relief, and bond yields edge higher. Europe trims losses as Asia markets stay thin.
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