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The Marshall Project reports that federal officers have fatally shot at least three other people in the last five months.

The Marshall Project reports that despite initial stock surges for private prison companies under Trump, their values fell as immigration enforcement didn’t meet expectations.

PeopleFinders reports the rise of fraud hotspots across the U.S., with scams driven by tech advances and rising rates in several metro areas.

Morris, King & Hodge, P.C. reports that most car accident cases settle without court. Possible court reasons include insurance disputes or serious injuries.

The Daily Yonder reports on a bill that aims to reclaim $21B from broadband deployment, targeting nondeployment funds crucial for rural access.

MACH Engineering reports that industrial air pollution harms economies by increasing healthcare costs and reducing productivity, impacting agriculture and infrastructure.

The Narwhal examines how U.S. actions in Venezuela could impact Canada’s oil market, highlighting concerns over pricing and production dynamics.

OpenSecrets reports several Democrats are positioning for the 2028 presidential race, using the midterms to build influence and connections.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports on the evolving rituals and accessibility of LDS temple worship, highlighting changes in practices and worthiness requirements over time.

MACH Engineering reports factory air emissions harm health, environment, and businesses. Controlling emissions is vital for compliance and well-being.

Stateline reports states are enacting privacy laws to restrict surveillance, particularly license plate readers, amid growing concerns over data use.

The Daily Yonder reports DHS is incentivizing local police to enforce immigration laws through reimbursements under the 287(g) program, raising concerns about priorities.

Manifest Law reports a growing trend of Indian women in H-1B visas, increasing their participation from 21% to 25% over five years, highlighting progress despite barriers.

Votebeat reports on Pennsylvania’s unique system of electing poll workers, revealing issues like a recent fraud case and low candidate turnout.

The 74 reports thousands of immigrant students are leaving LA Unified Schools due to fears from increased ICE raids and rising living costs.

OURA reports on global wellness in 2025, highlighting top sleep scores, stress levels, and cardiovascular health by region and gender.

EMCI Wireless reports nearly half of Americans feel unsafe at work, citing violence, burnout, and health concerns as top issues.

 Reasons to be Cheerful highlights a movement turning guns into garden tools started by RAWtools. 

Votebeat reports Michigan Republicans have requested federal oversight for the 2026 election, though details on “comprehensive oversight” remain unclear.

States Newsroom reports on a historic year in Washington, marked by deportations, tariffs, court battles, and a record six-week government shutdown.

Jettly reports on the evolution of Air Force One, highlighting its role in shaping private aviation standards and technologies.

QMedic reports on five trends reshaping older adult care at home, highlighting multigenerational households and the digital caregiving revolution.

The Markup reports six women are suing Match Group, claiming Hinge and Tinder enable rape by allowing known predators to remain active.

The Hechinger Report reports on a Safe Parking Program at Long Beach City College, helping students experiencing homelessness by allowing them to sleep in their cars.

OpenSecrets reports congressional campaigns are costly, with candidates needing millions, limiting participation from the middle class and diverse groups.

Re:Public reports on the Brian Head Land Conveyance Act, raising concerns about federal land transfers and implications for public access.

The Marshall Project reports that ICE policies are deterring immigrant victims from seeking help for domestic violence due to fears of deportation.

The Daily Yonder reports rural Americans face rising heating costs, struggling with energy insecurity as federal aid programs fail to meet demand.

The Trace reports a summit outlined strategies to reduce gun violence by 2040, emphasizing research, community support, and innovative policies.

Next City reports on One Safe Place in Houston, a public domestic violence shelter that empowers survivors by maintaining community connections and support.