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Today, we're talking about challenges FEMA is facing in North Carolina.

Which voters each candidate is focusing on in the final stretch of the election,

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Let's get started with some espresso shots. As cleanup efforts continue in North Carolina,

officials are facing a new challenge,

misinformation storms.

Over the weekend, FEMA paused door-to-door outreach in two counties

following false reports of a truckload of militia targeting federal workers.

One-armed man who claimed to be hunting FEMA was arrested and further investigation

determined that he was acting alone. FEMA said it would be resuming normal operations,

stating the threat was more limited than initially reported.

FEMA says online claims, like the government blocking aid, seizing land, and only giving

victims $750 have run rampant in Helene's wake, prompting them to create a myth or fact

web page.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has urged people to stop the spread of rumors, which he says is

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