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Attempted hack disrupts campaign finance filings, high voter registration fails to guarantee turnout, and healthcare advocates warn voters about rising costs and Medicaid changes.

The Fed meets amid persistent inflation and rate hike uncertainty, a new study says the immigration crackdown is straining families in the US, and advocates warn proposed Head Start changes could weaken early education programs.

Oil prices hold near six-month highs as war strains global energy supplies, Texas abortion restrictions force doctors to weigh legal risks while providing care, and Black and Latino voters rank affordability and healthcare among their top election concerns.

The Justice Department seeks to halt the counting of thousands of California mail-in ballots, New York lawmakers move to permanently ban traveling animal acts, and Meta runs hundreds of ads containing child sexual abuse material.

Rural households stand to benefit the most from an expanded working familes tax credit, polls show the private sector is at fault for the housing crisis, and opposition to data centers grows with a new moratorium in a California town.

Congress urged to act as a report shows the private sector is at fault for the housing crisis, voters in Tennessee confronted with lengthy ballot questions; and child poverty rising in North Dakota as school meals face a November vote.

US and Russian officials push to restart Ukraine peace talks, South Dakota voters weigh a Medicaid expansion amendment, and rising costs make it harder for older Oregonians to stay in their homes.