In President Trump's prime-time address, the main topic wasn't the economy or war in Iran. It was his grievances about the only election he has lost.

Donald Trump once again failed to provide evidence to support his claims that he won the 2020 election or to prove any election rigging, but the president’s primetime address has sparked concerns

President Donald Trump is set to address the nation on topics he says will include elections and voting machines.

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

Trump has reduced federal agencies that support election security, leaving states to defend their own systems.

Donald Trump has accused China of rigging the 2020 election during a fiery primetime address to the nation. RadarOnline.

John Solomon, an adviser to President Donald Trump, put some past election claims to rest — for now. Solomon, a pro-Trump journalist who leads the White House task force focused on government transparency,

President Donald Trump delivered a rare primetime address about an issue that has consumed him for years — the results of the 2020 election, which he lost to Joe Biden. In his nearly 30-minute speech,

President Donald Trump is expected to use his primetime address Thursday to press what he will frame as new information on foreign efforts to influence US elections – the latest in what election observers have warned is a campaign to sow mistrust and try to undercut his 2020 loss.