During the July 16 address, Trump alleged that newly declassified documents would reveal Chinese efforts to interfere in multiple U.S. elections.

Critics suggested Trump will use his recent speech as a pretext to seize ballot boxes in November.

Despie declassifying documents and providing no evidence prior U.S. election returns had been jeopardized, reactions to Trump's speech were naturally divisive.

Although many expected Trump to focus on Georgia and revisit his previous allegations involving the state's 2020 election, he did not specifically mention Georgia during the address.

President Trump railed against China in his remarks about U.S. election security on Thursday night. Stephen Richer, a former election official in Maricopa County, Arizona, joins with his reaction.

China denied President Trump’s accusation that it interfered with the 2020 presidential election, calling the claim “entirely fabricated” and “groundless” while insisting it never had any interest in ...

Trump's address promised "really big news" and delivered a distraction. What Americans actually needed was a plan for the economy and the Iran war.

The president spoke extensively about election interference in 2020, how China compromised the voter data of 220 million Americans, their funding of anti-Trump propaganda in the liberal media, and the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In a Thursday night address to the nation, President Donald Trump claimed China had meddled in U.S. elections. During the July 16 ...

Reaction was swift, varied, and mostly along party lines following President Donald Trump's July 16 primetime address announcing a litany of declassified documents to sow doubt on the integrity of U.S ...

President Trump in a primetime address claimed foreign interference and a "deep state" cover-up in past elections. The president urged Congress to pass the SAVE America Act to overhaul federal ...