Record Latino voter turnout is expected in Arizona for the midterms, some Texans say the vote could be a test for democracy, and advocates press Congress to support a restaurant workers' bill of rights.

The Supreme Court issues a freeze on testimony from Lindsey Graham in Georgia, polling points to an October red wave two weeks from the midterms, and armed poll watchers are reported in Arizona.

Younger voters are drawn to local elections in New England, many fear LGBTQ+ rights are on the midterm ballot, plus Wyoming and the Agriculture Dept. agree on a partnership to conserve wildlife habitat.

Former President Donald Trump tells a Texas crowd he will run again, Liz Cheney calls out election deniers, and President Joe Biden criticizes Republicans who are suing to block student loan forgiveness.

Mike Pence speaks out on the Jan. 6 attacks, Liz Truss resigns as Prime Minister of Great Britain, and the EPA celebrates 50 years of the Clean Water Act.

NY groups work to address rising anti-Asian hate crimes; the battle increases over property taxes and education in the Mountain State; IA farmers opt for federal assistance to weather drought.

Oil reserves are released before the midterm elections, electric vehicle battery production gets grant funding, and a federal judge says a document shows former President Trump knew voter fraud allegations were false.

Abortion rights are "lighting a fire" under women voters, new Mainers learn about Democracy at the Immigrant Welcome Center, and a new book club tackles racial inequity in Indiana.

Wine growers brave Montana's winter weather, Lake Placid, N.Y., models affordable housing for recreational communities, and thousands harmed by radiation exposure from America's nuclear weapons program still seek monetary compensation.

Controversy over free speech at Berkeley Law School, Arizona utilities get poor grades for progress on clean energy goals, and accent bias remains prevalent in pop culture.