Montanans highlight fair election progress, but challenges remain; Trump unveils the most extreme closing argument in modern presidential history; Even in a red state, politics take a back seat to welcoming New Americans; Climate Corps workers: California here we come.
One week to go; Harris to give a speech in DC as Trump campaigns in Pennsylvania; Rural Emergency Hospital plan works to keep rural care available in KS; 'Nuestros Bosques' to boost urban green spaces in disadvantaged communities; CA prison journalism spreads from urban to rural facilities.
Israel retaliates against Iran; Americans oppose mass deportations; an online event aims to break myths about immigration; bail reform doesn't have the impacts some believe; insurance claims post-Helene and Milton are being denied at high rates; members of a teacher's union are unhappy at the pace of negotiations; and early voting yields high returns.
Social media shaping the 2024 presidential race like never before; Southern activists engage voters to enhance election access and security; federal funds expand diaper distribution; and debunking the horror of bats.
The presidential race is a toss-up according to new polling; prominent church leaders work to ignite Black voter power; and a look at how cows can help curb methane emissions.
Mariel Garza resigns from the LA Times over a blocked endorsement for Kamala Harris, while North Korea sends troops to support Russia, Trump and Harris remain tied in polls, and California faces rising breast cancer diagnoses among younger women.
Eminem backs Kamala Harris as the DOJ warns Musk's giveaway may break voting laws. NATO monitors a Turkish Aerospace attack that kills five. Wyoming faces childcare worker shortages, Indiana's abortion laws push women out of state, and warming waters shift Maine's lobster habitats.
Mariel Garza resigned from the LA Times over a blocked endorsement for Kamala Harris, while North Korea sends troops to support Russia, Trump and Harris remain tied in polls, and California faces rising breast cancer diagnoses among younger women.
Rural Iowa towns face barriers to accessing federal money; U.S. intel officials say Russia is behind attempts to smear Tim Walz; Apprenticeship programs in AZ aim to fill employment gaps; Past felony convictions keep almost 400,000 in TN from voting; FAIR Act would prevent companies from evading responsibility.
Charter school longevity in WI isn't making the grade, report finds; Georgia's top court deals setback to Trump allies in ballot hand-count case; GA oyster shell recycling turns restaurant waste into coastal protection; programs in AZ aim to fill employment gaps.
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