SUMMARY: Texas has filed a lawsuit against the Biden-Harris administration for failing to provide requested citizenship status information about registered voters, as required by federal law. This follows similar actions by Florida and a coalition of states, which aim to remove noncitizens from voter rolls. Attorney General Ken Paxton argues that the federal government is obstructing efforts to ensure election integrity, emphasizing that nearly 454,289 registered voters in Texas lack verified citizenship. The lawsuit claims violations of multiple federal laws and requests a court order for compliance to secure Texas elections. Early voting in Texas is currently underway.

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SUMMARY: This morning, Brad Simpson, the husband of missing mother Suzanne Clark Simpson, faces additional charges of tampering with evidence and prohibited weapons, elevating concerns about the ongoing investigation. Law enforcement has since arrested his business associate, James Cotter, in relation to the case. Moreover, a human skull and skeleton discovered in Bear County are suspected to have been there for years. In health news, E. coli linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounders has sickened 49 people in 10 states, prompting health investigations. On the lighter side, Denny’s announced plans to close 150 restaurants while eliminating many menu items.

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SUMMARY: Tonight on KAT 12’s Nightbeat, two new charges have been brought against Brad Simpson, whose wife Suzanne has been missing since October 7th. He is now accused of tampering with evidence and possessing prohibited weapons, in addition to previous unrelated charges of family violence. A second arrest, that of 65-year-old James Cter, a business associate of Simpson, has also been made in relation to Suzanne’s case. While searches continue, Brad is reportedly not cooperating with law enforcement. Additionally, early voting in Texas has seen a significant turnout, and the Red Cross received substantial donations amid ongoing hurricane recovery efforts.

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