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Over two dozen charged in a federal sweep of alleged noncitizen voters, ICE raids could cost Maine billions in lost economic output, and the Social Security increase raises questions about affordability.

Latinos are facing higher energy costs amid the affordability crisis, medical providers and insurers squabble over underpaid bills, and LGBTQ+ advocates say trans violence is systemic, not just individual.

The death penalty is still on the table for the accused mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, a new bill aims to overhaul immigration enforcement and limit government surveillance, and critics of a Washington ballot initiative say it could limit sports access for low-income girls with invasive tests.

A man shot and wounded by ICE in NYC says agents didn't identify themselves, economic pain linked to the immigration blitz in Minnesota becomes clearer, and tech giants partner with geothermal firms to power data centers.

Social security COLA increase to benefit older Americans who feel like they're falling behind, California embraces tiny power plants by adopting balcony solar, and gas companies profit while Ohioans bemoan lack of jobs.

Oil prices climb as the Houthis threaten more attacks on Saudi oil facilities, Washington lawmakers warn millionaires tax repeal risks budget cuts and higher taxes, and experts call for stronger laws as AI complicates online scam detection in U.S.