The Attorney General appoints a special counsel to investigate classified documents found in the president's possession, Rep. George Santos says he would resign if his constituents want him to, and inflation eases.

Minnesota mulls a bill to prevent price gouging in emergencies, the newest Omicron subvariant could fuel Arizona's next COVID surge, and a new report says Tennessee's "State of the Child" is improving.

Reducing the effects of childhood trauma is tied to South Dakota's juvenile justice efforts, a rise in evictions is expected as Los Angeles protections expire, and extreme heat poses threats to farmers.

More classified documents tied to President Biden have been found, the House creates a subcommittee to probe federal abuses of authority, and Republicans from George Santos' district call for his resignation.

The "landback" movement to restore Native lands to indigenous peoples uses GIS to identify opportunities, the pioneering Kentucky-based company AppHarvest is facing headwinds with Controlled Environment Agriculture, and a rural Tennessee community is at the heart of a global storytelling movement.

An audit urges lawmakers to help improve Oregon community colleges, advocates lead a grassroots fight for housing justice in Baltimore, and Minnesota debates driver's licenses for undocumented people.

Documents found at President Biden's former institute stir political rumblings, some Democrats fear a new House committee on China could promote further xenophobia, and California Rep. Katie Porter runs for Senate.

NV lawmakers urged to level tenant-landlord dynamics; Equality NM celebrates 30 years of transformation for the LGBTQ+ community; despite obstacles, LGBTQ farmers find fertile ground in Midwest.

The 118th Congress narrowly passes the rules package. President Joe Biden was in Mexico City on Monday ahead of the 'Three Amigos' Summit. The DOJ has launched a review into classified documents found at Biden's post-VP office. The Supreme Court is set to hear a case today pertaining to union strikes.

President Biden makes his first trip to the southern border, former President Trump says he did the country a favor by helping Rep. Kevin McCarthy become House Speaker, and political unrest in Brazil prompts comparisons to January 6th.