Wisconsin support staff demand respect and better wages; task forces on lowering health care costs take flight in Minnesota; college students hope for the restoration of an education planning program; and civil rights groups call on police to respect laws on use of force.

The Director of the National Counterterrorism Center steps down over opposition to the attacks on Iran; libraries are shaking off politics and leaning into community support; climate change is taking a backseat in media coverage; and Ohio groups work to prevent young men from being pulled into the 'manosphere.'

As the White House revamps food dye policy, health experts discuss the impacts on kids; postal employees cite dangerous working conditions and push for major reforms; and bill surfaces in Congress to put tariff revenue back in the hands of consumers.

Investigations are underway into a fatal military aircraft crash in the Middle East; marchers press California lawmakers on adequate college funding; and a once-failing school system in New England transforms into a source of pride.

Tehran warns it could disrupt oil shipments as strikes on Iran continue; groups decry the 'erasure' of U.S. history from parks and public lands; career training programs face federal funding delays and confusion; and a Kentucky bill aims to improve child care for kids with disabilities.