Trump alleges vast conspiracy to commit and cover up election fraud

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President Trump used his Thursday night prime-time address to accuse U.S. intelligence agencies of covering up Chinese efforts targeting the 2020 election and announced the release of White House documents that he says support those claims. Why it matters: Trump is reopening a politically charged debate over China's role in the 2020 election while directly challenging U.S. intelligence assessments that concluded Beijing did not try to influence the election's outcome. Driving the news: During hi

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