At least 1 person dead and a dozen missing after catastrophic flash flooding in the Grand Canyon, U.S. colleges and universities brace for the loss of international students, Virginia candidates, advocates call on the GOP to rescind Medicaid, ACA cuts.

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.