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U.S. economy grew at a 3% rate in Q2, a better-than-expected pace even as Trump's tariffs hit; To waste or not to waste? Minnesotans rethink plastics use; Former ATF agent: Proposed cuts put WI, nation at risk; Report: CT, U.S. young people lack confidence in Social Security.

New York shooting: gunman dies from self-inflicted wound after killing four people; 2.7 million children expected to lose federal child tax credit; Residents frustrated over AC curbs in IN mobile home community; IL nonprofit supports local food system, despite uncertainty; New WA law provides workers easier access to files.

Investigators focus on whether Midtown Gunman was targeting N.F.L. offices; Kentucky lags behind other states in medical debt protections; Report: NV caregivers need support to meet rising responsibilities; MT Powder River Basin coal leasing could reopen.

Trump, E.U. reach contours of trade deal with 15% tariffs; Report: Colorado workers must earn $36.79 per hour to afford housing; Maine farmers assess climate risks as USDA cuts conservation funding; Tennessee celebrates 35 years of Americans with Disabilities Act.

Man faces terrorism charge in mass stabbing at a Michigan Walmart; Police search for suspect in killing of couple hiking with their 2 children in Arkansas park; OH policy connects renewable energy and rural workforce training; MS child care shortfall sparks call to tap unused welfare funds; Report highlights lack of investment in WI public schools.

Justice Dept. interviews Epstein associate Maxwell; VA 'right-to-work' law divides candidates as governor's race heats up; Youth plaintiffs join suit over new MT voting laws; MA health care workers cite pending crisis as funding cuts proceed.

Texas plan to redraw maps could protect GOP House majority; NYers protest federal budget bill's cuts, policy changes; Ohio Freedom Schools mobilize youth to speak out for public education; MSU studies fire-resistant structures, amid house fires uptick.

Justice Department faces subpoena over Epstein files by House Oversight Committee; CNC federal plan for AI data centers removes environmental safeguards; WA joins national Families First protests on Saturday; Poll: Social Security a lifeline for increasing number of Americans.

Federal appeals court rules Trump's birthright citizenship ban unconstitutional; Columbia University to pay over $200 million to resolve Trump probes; Florida labor leader highlights worker safety risks amid extreme heat; Report: CT economic growth post-pandemic still lags U.S.; IL nonprofit sees uptick in online domestic-violence inquiries.

Obama pushes back on Trump's 'outrageous' and 'bizarre' treason claim; Colorado officials urge congressional delegates to support public lands; One year after massive spill, MN coal plant under scrutiny; despite federal ruling, ME credit reports still safe from medical debt; Humanities Montana struggles to make up for lost federal funding.