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Hi, from CNN, this is Madeline Thompson, with five things you need to know for Tuesday, September 17.

It's about seven weeks until election day, and no simple feat to keep track of the moving pieces.

So let's start in Springfield, Ohio where Governor Mike Duane said he is sending state troopers

to patrol schools as they continue to receive threats. That's after former

President Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance claimed without

evidence that immigrants in the community were eating people's pets.

Dr. Michael Franzen is the president of Wittenberg University

in Springfield, which is holding classes remotely.

Some have been specific and actually named students by name. We have had threats of physical

violence, of bombing, and of shooting. Meanwhile, details are emerging about

Ryan Wesley Ruth, the man suspected of

trying to assassinate former President Donald Trump on Sunday. Here's CNN's

Kyung law. Ruth claimed to have local political ambitions.

He launched a website to run for mayor in his town,

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