“Lights for Liberty” events across the nation today to protest Trump immigration policies. Also on the Friday rundown; More detail on CBO's report on the impact of a $15 minimum wage. Plus, corporations spar over who should pay for cleanup of the Cape Fear River.

Oil production shuts down in Gulf of Mexico as Louisiana braces for what could be first hurricane of 2019. Also on our Thursday rundown: Warnings for Arkansas about a major earthquake zone. Plus, Boston bars raise money for reproductive health care.

Oil production shuts down in Gulf of Mexico as Louisiana braces for what could be first hurricane of 2019. Also on our Thursday rundown: Warnings for Arkansas about a major earthquake zone. Plus, Boston bars raise money for reproductive health care.

A federal judge turns thumbs-down on DOJ efforts to change lawyers in the census case. Also on our Wednesday rundown: U.S. Supreme Court to hear a case that could alter public-school funding. Plus, the first-ever research on public views of transgender people.

A federal judge turns thumbs-down on DOJ efforts to change lawyers in the census case. Also on our Wednesday rundown: U.S. Supreme Court to hear a case that could alter public-school funding. Plus, the first-ever research on public views of transgender people.

The CBO projects benefits and costs of raising the national minimum wage. Also on our Tuesday rundown: People with pre-existing conditions are following a key Obamacare court case. Plus, Chief Wahoo is still a Cleveland icon before the MLB All-Star Game.

As Southern California continues earthquake cleanup, some say schools in Washington state are in danger of quake damage. Also on the Monday rundown: A weekend march calls attention to the need for election reform; plus a look at why many U.S. jails are overcrowded.

The Trump administration is due back in court this afternoon, under orders to basically 'put up or shut up' on citizenship census question. Also on our Friday rundown: North Carolina Senate passes a bill requiring law enforcement to cooperate with ICE; and the nation’s oldest citizen initiative process under threat.

Update: Justice Department reverses course in an attempt to get the citizenship question on the 2020 census. Also on our nationwide rundown: Trump's July 4 extravaganza siphons money from national parks; and a World War II veteran warns of the dangers of ignorance and indifference.

Migrants held in the U.S. "like cattle," according to DHS Inspector General. Also on the rundown, a new report outlines a pathway for rural clean energy; plus, it only takes one bite – West Nile confirmed in Indiana.