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Lawsuits are being leveled and the FBI is involved after a Houston music festival ends in tragedy. A man shot by Kyle Rittenhouse testifies in a Kenosha murder trial. And an Alaska community debates whether to increase logging in America's largest rainforest.

After a whirlwind of deal-making, President Biden prepares to sign a massive infrastructure bill. Eight Texas concertgoers die amid crushing crowds. And terrorists target the Iraqi prime minister using armed drones.

The Ahmaud Arbery murder case gets underway with an overwhelmingly white jury. Gas prices hit a peak. And Brad hits the water to learn how to mitigate escalating flood disasters.

The Supreme Court appears likely to expand who can carry a concealed weapon. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy narrowly escapes an upset, but it's not making Democrats confident about chances in the midterms. And the Biden administration gets ready to implement strict rules for businesses on COVID mandates.

Republican Glenn Youngkin outperforms expectations in the Virginia governor's race. The CDC recommends a COVID vaccine for children as young as five. And as leaders strike a climate agreement, India grapples with its soaring coal needs.

David Muir travels to witness a famine induced by climate change. The Supreme Court hears a fast-tracked case on Texas abortions. And Virginia voters head to the polls for what could be a bellwether election.

Leaders gather in Glasgow for a crucial climate conference. Supply chain experts predict computer chip shortages years in the future. And Minneapolis voters prepare to decide whether to restructure their entire police force.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announces a new company name, and a new company focus. President Biden projects confidence about a spending framework - but progressives appear willing to hold out. And fights over a pipeline on tribal land are igniting physical confrontations.

Senate Democrats erupt as Joe Manchin appears to rule out paid family leave in spending bill negotiations. New Mexico law enforcement say the bullet that killed a cinematographer wasn't the only live round on set. And Delta Air Lines implements an experimental facial recognition system.

In a confidence-building development, an FDA panel gives a thumbs-up to child vaccinations. Pentagon officials say ISIS-K could expand its ambitions to attack U.S. targets within 6 months. And an NHL team releases an investigation into allegations that a coach sexually assaulted a player.