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JUSTTHENEWS (Joseph Weber) - 10,000 US households with million-dollar incomes have collected unemployment

The data was given to the newspaper by Iowa GOP Sen. Joni Ernst, who received it from the IRS and who has tracked this issue for years.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - 5 arrested in possible terror plot near British base used by US bombers

British police on Sunday arrested five men on suspicion of terror and explosives offenses close to an airbase in England that is used by US long-range bombers in the war against Iran. In July, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps specifically noted RAF Fairford’s use by US bombers, warning the UK that “any base used for aggression against Iranian territory constitutes a legitimate target for our forces.” The Iranian embassy in London issued a statement Monday saying it “categorically rejects and strongly condemns the recent unfounded and malicious speculations published by some British individuals and media outlets attempting to link Iran to arrest of five suspects in the vicinity of RAF Fairford base.” US President Donald…

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - EXCLUSIVE: Michele Tafoya shares voter's fraud concerns in Minnesota | National Report

Minnesota Senate candidate Michele Tafoya discussed why the fraud issue is motivating voters with NEWSMAX's Rob Astorino.

Which news personality did Michele Tafoya speak with regarding voter fraud issues?
Michele Tafoya discussed the motivating nature of voter fraud issues with Rob Astorino.
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In what state did Michele Tafoya discuss concerns regarding voter fraud?
Michele Tafoya discussed these concerns in the state of Minnesota.
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Who is the Minnesota Senate candidate that discussed voter fraud concerns?
Michele Tafoya is the Minnesota Senate candidate who discussed why the issue of voter fraud is a motivating factor for voters.
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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Two Trump wins: Supreme Court revives SAVE, CISA puts paper and audits back on the table

The Trump administration closed the week with two election-integrity wins heading into November 3. First, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 to temporarily revive the expanded SAVE program, so states can again use federal records to check whether people on the voter rolls are U.S. citizens. A day earlier, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released […] The post Two Trump wins: Supreme Court revives SAVE, CISA puts paper and audits back on the table appeared first on StoneZone .

The Trump administration closed the week with two election-integrity wins heading into November 3. First, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 to temporarily revive the expanded SAVE program, so states can again use federal records to check whether people on the voter rolls are U.S. citizens. A day earlier, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released its first public election-security plan of this term: treat voting systems as a year-round target, use paper ballots, run post-election manual audits, and lock down the machines. That is the week the White House wanted heading into the midterms. Two moves, one job: confirm that the people on the list are citizens, and keep the machines on a short leash. Common sense says checking U.S.…Open

What assistance will CISA provide to election offices under its new election-security blueprint?
CISA will offer a no-cost information-sharing platform and will assign regional directors to serve as advisers.
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What is the legal status of the National Voter Registration Act regarding voter list maintenance leading up to an election?
The National Voter Registration Act bars systematic purges within 90 days of a federal election; the Supreme Court noted this moratorium limits the potential impact of the current moves as they approach November 3.
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What are the key recommendations included in the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) "Securing the Next 250" plan?
The 13-page plan, ordered by Secretary Markwayne Mullin in July, recommends treating voting systems as year-round targets, using paper ballots, running post-election manual audits, utilizing multi-factor authentication, implementing tighter access, and maintaining a year of logs.
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What specific capabilities did the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) add to the rebuilt SAVE program?
DHS rebuilt the SAVE program around Social Security numbers and other identifiers, adding bulk search and SSN lookup capabilities so that clerks could flag ineligible names.
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According to the administration, how many voters across how many states had been checked through the SAVE program prior to the freeze?
Before the freeze, the administration informed the Court that more than 65 million voters across 26 states had already been checked, resulting in approximately 28,635 being flagged as possible noncitizens.
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What was the Supreme Court's decision regarding the SAVE program?
The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to temporarily revive the expanded SAVE program, allowing states to once again use federal records to verify whether individuals on voter rolls are U.S. citizens. This decision pauses a previous order that had blocked the system.
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