President Biden vows to codify abortion rights, states brace for an increase in midterm-election worker threats, and Georgia Republican Senate candidate Hershel Walker maintains his sheriff's badge is real.

The Postal Service says it's ready for the midterms, more than eight million have applied for federal student debt relief, and OPEC members defend the decision to cut oil production despite U.S. objections.

Moving the needle on children's mental health, Illinois schools report an ongoing teacher shortage, and California officials call for a windfall tax on companies that overcharge for gas.

New York braces for the future 10 years after Superstorm Sandy, Nevada supporters of abortion rights call for filibuster reform and groups ask the EPA to revoke Ohio's authority to regulate fracking waste wells.

The Republican gubernatorial candidate in Arizona won't commit to honoring the results of her election, a new poll shows the Senate race is tightening in Iowa, and public school teachers rally for a Fair Share Amendment in Massachusetts.

The January 6th Committee wants to talk to former President Donald Trump, President Biden says there is progress on inflation, and the Parkland school shooter avoids the death penalty.

Groups educate Arkansas voters ahead of the midterms, a Kentucky power cooperative gets a failing grade for its climate pledges, and a new film examines women's dual roles of ethnicity and athleticism.

The January 6th Committee holds its final hearing, a Florida Republican wants $33 billion in federal Hurricane Ian relief, and Alex Jones is ordered to pay nearly $1 billion to the families of Sandy Hook victims.

Pennsylvania workers leverage a tight labor market, Massachusetts doesn't have enough school counselors, and a proposed high-speed rail line for the Northeast isn't finding overwhelming support.

Polling suggests the split U.S. Senate is at a stalemate, a former presidential hopeful says she's leaving the Democratic Party, and formal debate begins on the National Defense Reauthorization Act.