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Over 40% of the names on the Justice Department list of over 20,000 alleged non-citizens in California are not on state voter rolls, says a legal filing by an immigrant rights group, the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights.

The analysis also finds that thousands of U.S. citizens appear to be flagged as ineligible to vote on the government's list.

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In Paris, this started with high school and college students who have been angry about the state of the school system, and they've taken to the streets now for weeks on end.

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The search for answers continues after that deadly mid-air helicopter collision in Oregon.

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So strong is the early voting in this midterm election, it has already surpassed early voting two years ago in a presidential election in some counties in Texas.

And there are four days yet to go.

A judge has tossed out the Trump lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch in the Wall Street Journal over a body hand-drawn birthday card allegedly from Trump to Jeffrey Epstein.

The federal judge in Miami called him a claim of defamation, grasping at straws.

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France counts 320,000 protesters on this third weekend of demonstrations.

Arrests were way down.

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FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announcing that the FCC will be voting next month on final rules that would allow state prisons and jails to jam cell phones.

Thousands of contraband cell phones have poured into prisons across the country.

Inmates using them to call hits in and coordinate violent gang activity.

Joel Anderson, director of the South Carolina Department of Corrections, telling ABC News Radio.

The gangs make a ton of money.

The cartels have been involved.

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Early voting is surging.

Reports today from Texas, so some counties, with vote totals surpassing two years ago, a presidential year.

More than 51 million votes have already been cast.

President Trump is in the middle of six rounds of teller rallies today before he heads tomorrow to two typically Republican voting states, Kansas and Iowa.

Trump had canceled those planned appearances, even as both states have races for governor and senator that ABC News rates as toss-ups, telling reporters.

You know what the reason is? I don't feel I have to go to Kansas.

Iran's supreme leader threatening an immediate response to a potential attack without geographic limits.

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Twas many nights before Christmas, and one woman knew she needed a Christmas tree.

So to Wayfair she flew, finding just the right one, and for years it will last.

Iran's attacks on over two dozen U.S. bases in the Mideast focused on early warning systems and caused billions of dollars in damage, says an Associated Press analysis.

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From the producers of The Traitors comes the all-new Hulu original series, The Mob.

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President Trump's lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch in the Wall Street Journal over a purported birthday card from Trump to Epstein got tossed out today by a federal judge in Miami with prejudice.

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Amazon has everything you need to deliver joy to everyone on your list.

Like your Uncle Ricky, who made every single one of your wedding photos unforgettable because his fly was open.

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Donald Trump, President Trump, is an example of an individual who is... utmost of the public eye, right, and a public figure, being the president of the United States, who has gone after major news networks, ABC, and secured a $15 million settlement from ABC, right, for the E. Jean Carroll story for George Stephanopoulos, where he said Trump was found liable for rape.

Found guilty of rape, yeah.

So, you know, Trump has had quite a few successful endeavors into the defamation

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Burt Lance gets his day in court with his job, his reputation, and his future hanging in the balance.