US judge rules the Trump administration measures against the AI company Anthropic were "illegal and baseless," a Connecticut group wants incarcerated people's voting rights restored, and Iowa cyclospora cases prompt call for regional agriculture support.

Rescue efforts underway after devastating flooding in Nepal and Tibet; CIA chief Racliff warns Russia against taking action against NATO allies; ICE trauma still on the minds of Minnesota schools; California bill to crack down on copper theft goes to the governor's desk; Growing data center opposition meets ND transparency debate; U.S. food safety system under scrutiny after outbreaks in Colorado.

Hundreds missing, including tourists, after massive flood strikes Nepal and Tibet; Alabama's rural 'legal deserts' leave thousands without attorneys; AI helps close the Spanish legal information gap in Illinois; HIV stigma persists despite advancements in treatment and prevention; California considers penalties for high-cost hospitals.

Now it is Canada's turn to levy new tariffs on the United States; Measles concerns are amplified in Pennsylvania following two deaths; Hoosier energy costs and efficiency sidestep company profits; a Water violations lawsuit continues in a West Virginia county.

Crews have contained about a third of the Hawk wildfire near Reno; thousands still without power two weeks after a storm in Northwest Indiana; the Governor demands an investigation; Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate says Big Tech 'bros' should be liable for scams; Scientists find that building EVs is less polluting than driving gas-powered cars; Tennessee anti-hunger groups ask Congress to delay cost shifts for SNAP.

New Trump tariffs against Canada are now in effect - Canada's Carney pledges retaliation; In East Palestine, an Ohio group questions federal inaction on rail safety; Logging plan in Alaskan old-growth forest faces resistance; and the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument marks 10 years.