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Nate Morris jumps through last hoops before confirmation as ambassador to Colombia Original

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By Robert Farley Verified
| Kentucky Lantern
On Wednesday, Nate Morris jumped through one of the last hoops to become the next U.S. Ambassador to Colombia. Morris answered questions from the Senate Foreign Relations committee, in preparation for a committee vote that will send his nomination to the full Senate. Morris is a native Kentuckian, a successful businessman, and a popular figure on the ideological right. How common is it for a person of his profile to become a United States ambassador?
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Trump Overstates Magnitude of Noncitizen Voting in New Jersey

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By Robert Farley Verified
| FactCheck.org Verified
New Jersey’s governor announced that “a software error” in the state’s motor vehicle registration system resulted in 6,600 noncitizens being improperly added to the state’s voter registration list. The state’s preliminary investigation found that up to 400 votes were cast by noncitizens, far fewer than the “thousands of votes” claimed by President Donald Trump. Trump has seized on the incident as validation of his longtime but unsupported claims about massive numbers of noncitizens voting.
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Trump’s Continued Claims of Vandalism at Reflecting Pool Disputed by U.S. Attorney Memo

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By Robert Farley Verified
| FactCheck.org Verified
President Donald Trump continues to insist damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was the result of vandalism, despite a Department of Justice motion filed on July 31 that placed the blame squarely on a contractor’s “botched” installation of the pool coating “and not vandalism as initially represented” by the Department of Interior.
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