Floridians are urged to stay put as Hurricane Ian ravages the Gulf Coast, the U.S. suspects the Nord Stream pipelines were sabotaged, and the White House pledges to end hunger by 2030.

Baseball is America's pastime, and more international players are taking the stage, rural communities can get help applying for federal funds through the CHIPS and Science Act, and a Texas university is helping more Black and Latina women pursue careers in agriculture.

FEMA officials warn Floridians to prepare for flooding from Hurricane Ian, a bill to reform the certification of presidential elections gains bipartisan support, and President Biden touts reduced insulin prices.

Contractors who worked for Amazon in Nebraska are still unpaid, rental evictions continue to grow, Ian poses a major threat to Florida, and pesticide enforcement could get caught up in trade talks.

Arizona's Sen. Kyrsten Simema defends the filibuster, the CBO says student loan forgiveness could cost $400 billion, and whistleblower Edward Snowden is granted Russian citizenship.

Massachusetts steps up for Puerto Rico, the White House convenes its first hunger conference in more than 50 years, and hydroponics could be the future of tomatoes in California.

Two-thirds of voters say the 2022 midterms are more important than past elections, the White House slams an Arizona abortion ruling, and one observer says Latin American migrants know the U.S. won't turn them away.

We take a look at the risks as midterm elections approach, reclaiming degraded lands could benefit the economy and the climate, and a totem pole travels the U.S. for a 'just' clean energy transition.

Condemnation of Russian war on Ukraine continues at the U.N, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says there's need for worker training to rebuild Puerto Rico, the House takes on record corporate profits while consumers struggle with inflation.

The health-care subsidy extension a relief for small businesses; Consumer groups press for a bill to reform credit reporting; and an international group aims to transform how people view peace and conflict.