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The US set a new pandemic record with over 153,000 COVID-19 cases and 66,000 hospitalizations. Health experts attribute the surge to small gatherings. Meanwhile, federal and local officials dismissed President Trump's claims of widespread voting fraud, with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency affirming the election's security. A hand tally of ballots is ongoing in Georgia to verify voting machine accuracy, not due to suspected issues. President-elect Joe Biden leads in Georgia by 14,000 votes. Stay tuned for more global news updates.

What was the primary reason for the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the US?

• International travel

• School reopenings

• Large public events

• Small gatherings and casual activities

Which agency confirmed the security of the recent US election?

• Department of Homeland Security

• Central Intelligence Agency

• Federal Bureau of Investigation

• Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

What was the outcome of the cybersecurity agency's assessment of the election?

• The election was compromised

• The election was the most secure in American history

• There was evidence of widespread fraud

• The election results were invalid

Why is a hand tally of ballots being conducted in Georgia?

• To ensure the accuracy of voting machines

• Due to suspected fraud

• Because of a court order

• To recount all votes

What is the deadline for completing the audit in Georgia?

• Monday before noon

• Thursday before noon

• Wednesday before midnight

• Tuesday before midnight