Assault-weapons ban efforts continue a decade after Sandy Hook, unions rally in D.C. for the National Labor Relations Board, and President Joe Biden signs a bill to protect same-sex marriage rights.

President Biden signs the Respect for Marriage Act, lawmakers look for a way to fund the federal government, and Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene calls her comments about leading an armed insurrection "sarcasm."

New York takes action against hate crimes including antisemitism, the House could be facing a budget impasse, and Republicans weigh the party's future.

Consumer groups slam a settlement with CarMax, Montana's governor guts cannabis revenue for a conservation program, and young farmers of color feed Detroit, fight injustice, and protect our climate.

Senator Sanders criticizes Sinema's corporate priorities, the White House urges people get COVID-19 boosters as cases skyrocket, and election denier Kari Lake wants a do-over in Arizona.

A Supreme Court decision could shape future elections, the number of uninsured children could jump as federal dollars stop flowing, and Massachusetts tries to strengthen wheelchair warranty protections.

Sen. Markey rallies with unions and airport workers in D.C; PA Democrats 'showed up' for rural voters; Canadian mining expansion threatens tribes and watersheds in the Northwest.

The U.S. House of Representatives passes same-sex marriage protections, Brittany Griner comes back to the U.S, while Paul Whelan remains detained in Russia, and a former anti-abortion lobbyist talks politics and the Supreme Court.

Experts are worried about NYC's new plan for mentally ill homeless people, some workers on strike today at Logan International Airport, and pandemic protections to keep children insured could expire.

The Farm Workforce Modernization Act could help more farmers, the USDA is stepping-up to support tribal nations, and Congress is urged to revive the expanded child tax credit.