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Summary
President Trump heads to Georgia for a campaign rally while defending a DOJ lawsuit aimed at blocking certification of Alaska's Senate race, a move Democrats criticize as an attempt to silence voters. The episode also covers severe flooding in the southeastern U.S. that has forced evacuations and rooftop rescues, as well as North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's first visit to China in over a year. Additionally, the report highlights protests in France over cost of living and school staffing, and the Pentagon's release of new UFO files detailing a recent sighting of a silent, triangular object.
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Trump rally and Alaska Senate lawsuit
Flooding and evacuations in the Southeast
Kim Jong-un's visit to China
Protests in France over cost of living
Pentagon releases new UFO files
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