Evening Edition: Trump’s attacks on mail voting prompt alarm over GOP turnout
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State and local Republicans across the country fear they are falling dramatically behind in a practice that is expected to be key to voter turnout this year.
Denise Rowe upset her grandmother by voting against holding their family reunion, which draws up to 200 people from 30 states every other summer. They are one of many families at odds over big gatherings.
The administration has shared limited and often confusing information about its strategy, making it difficult for overwhelmed state and local officials to plan.
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office said in a court filing Monday that the efforts could serve to provide him with the immunity from prosecution that the Supreme Court has rejected.
The production company behind Ellen DeGeneres's daytime talk show launched an investigation after employees alleged a "toxic" work environment in a BuzzFeed story.
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