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Coleman, President Biden welcomes the Prime Minister of Denmark to the White House today.

She and Biden are expected to discuss Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the two countries'

decision to train Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets.

Danish Prime Minister Meta Fredrichsen is rumored to be a candidate to become the next

Secretary-General of NATO.

Eight Republican states have now pulled out of a bipartisan voting partnership known as

Eric, or the Electronic Registration Information Center.

This helps many local election officials keep their lists up to date.

But NPR's Miles Parks reports an NPR investigation finds far-right activists have effectively

targeted the organization.

Everything started in January 2022, when a far-right website called the Gateway Pundit started

writing misleading articles about Eric.

NPR found so-called election integrity community groups then began pressuring officials in

their states.

The irony, says J. Krishen Adams, a conservative elections attorney, is that pulling out of

Eric will actually make voter fraud easier.

It's then absolutely impossible to do cross-state checking to see who's voting twice in federal

elections.

So it's this crazy zeal to get out of Eric that's going to cause voter fraud to flourish

more.

NPR found Republican primaries to have played a big role here, as officials looked to score

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