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AZ judge blocks polling place rules, election official predicts chaos; Netanyahu pushes back against new pressure over Gaza and hostages; New ASU program to help tribal governments develop digital sovereignty; Report: New prescription drug cap for Medicare means big savings.

NC woman sheds light on medical mistreatment of Black mothers; ID program aims to grow teacher numbers across the state; Power cut to 245 homes in coastal California communities where landslides are worsening; UNH works to make 'first gen' students feel right at home.

CHIPS Act opportunity to set standard for good Colorado jobs; Israelis erupt in protest to demand a cease-fire after 6 more hostages die in Gaza; New PA labor report reveals economic progress, challenges; Proposals ending taxes on tips have mixed results for NYers.

New mental-health checklist aims to support returning Florida students; Survey: CT educators burned out from ongoing teacher shortage; 8-hour strike in Israel lays bare the anger over hostage killings.

AZ gears up for possible wave of election deniers; Harris explains in CNN interview why she's shifted position on key issues since her first run for president; 'Project 2025' could affect thousands of federal workers in VA; Nationally proposed medical debt policies can aid NYers.

Layoffs at CA immigration services center lead to protests; Trump: Six-week abortion limit is "too short"; WV voters worried about abortion care, reproductive health access; IL Latino communities advocate for a cleaner environment.

MI mother defends IVF amid ban concerns; Trump Videos at Arlington Stir More Fallout After Gravesite Visit; U.S. Supreme Court decision could shape animal farm regulations; CA tribes ask Newsom to sign bill on co-management of lands, waters.

A recent Supreme Court decision could shape animal farm regulations, the power of unmarried women may shape Ohio's 2024 vote, and a controversial Midwest oil pipeline project moves to its next phase after public comment wraps up.

As Baltimore City sees record heat this summer, local efforts ramp up to combat the 'urban heat island' effect; Donald Trump's Jan. 6 charges are renewed despite SCOTUS immunity ruling; MN's new free tuition program resets path for tribal students; What an extra $15,000 a year means for a rural KY grocery.

An Alabama court ruling protects voting rights for thousands; Trump faces a revised indictment; Big Pharma accused of siphoning off a critical health center resource; local efforts to combat the urban heat island effect are ongoing; and a new toolkit helps LGBTQ+ people make end-of-life decisions.