NC Colleges hope Biden s Loan Forgiveness Plan improves financial literacy; efforts to bridge gaps in the GA healthcare system; TN to receive $13 Million in JUUL deceptive marketing settlement; Too Many Unknowns about Carbon Capture

Leaders mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II and dozens of states set to receive more than $438 million from JUUL Labs settlement.

A chicken processing merger moves forward despite an antitrust violations probe, a Midwest abortion coalition has a work-around for those facing restrictions, and recreation counties are less politically polarized than other rural areas.

Marriage equality is on the Senate's fall agenda, leaked data reveals hundreds of law enforcement names on an Oath Keepers list, and portraits of the Obamas have a permanent home at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Mississippi's capital continues to struggle with its water supply, Southwestern Colorado waters win new protections, and 'Engaging Men' brings new voices into the sexual-violence dialogue.

California debates the effects of biomass-generated energy on climate change, women shine in overseeing local elections, and an Indiana group says restricting gun access could help prevent suicides.

A report shows Congressional support of pro-democracy bills is up, New York City and Texas continue to battle over the Southern border migrant crisis, and the White House pushes Omicron-specific vaccine boosters.

A NY town faces water infrastructure woes similar to Jackson, Miss., college costs are a barrier for Native American students, and Great Lakes advocates call a proposed EPA PFAS rule a watershed moment.

President Biden touts a strong economy on Labor Day, a judge grants former President Trump a special master to review seized documents, and regulators mull allowing Americans to bet on who will control Congress.

Unions are on the rise across U.S, former President Trump says the Mar-a-Lago documents photo is fake, and at least 10 people are stabbed in Saskatchewan, Canada.