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  1. disasterDestin, United States

    Hurricane Isaias leaves at least six dead in Florida

    After making landfall near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 hurricane, Isaias was linked to six confirmed deaths in Florida. About 5,000 people remained without power in northwestern Florida, while officials warned of life-threatening storm surge and damaging winds.

    105mph▼ from 110

    Hurricane Isaias had sustained winds of 80 mph.

    +53 more claims15 sourcesUpdated
  2. The Senate Leadership Fund is pulling back in North Carolina and moving money into Kansas, where it plans a seven-figure advertising buy. It had planned about $18 million in new North Carolina ads and already spent about $32 million there.

    18MUSD▼ from 19.5M

    The Senate Leadership Fund had booked $19.5 million in North Carolina advertising.

    +10 more claims2 sourcesUpdated
  3. Donald Trump is scheduled to travel to Georgia on Friday to campaign for Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins, who is running against incumbent Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff.

    5 claims1 sourceUpdated
  4. One person died and several others were injured in an incident involving a Six Flags roller coaster in Georgia. Officials have not confirmed the cause; Six Flags closed nine similar coasters at six parks and says it is supporting affected guests and staff.

    70mph

    The Goliath rollercoaster has a top speed of 70 miles per hour.

    +14 more claims3 sourcesUpdated
  5. People who promoted false claims about the 2020 election have made fresh allegations about voting security and questioned the expected 2026 midterm results. The article also describes Trump administration efforts to increase federal control over election administration.

    10 claimsUpdated
  6. A fake image targeting College Park mayor Bianca Motley Broom circulated on Facebook, highlighting broader concerns about AI-generated election misinformation and sexualized political deepfakes. The article also describes proposed and existing responses from federal and state lawmakers.

    1,000people

    People who saw the fake image before its falsity became widely known

    +9 more claims1 sourceUpdated