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NBC News reports rooftop where gunman shot at Trump was identified as a security vulnerability; Judge Cannon dismisses classified documents case against Trump; UTA professors refuse to comply with Title IX of abortion law; smaller ranchers voice concerns about USDA electronic tag mandates.

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Former President Trump is injured but safe after an attempted assassination many condemn political violence. Democrats' fears intensify over Biden's run. And North Carolina could require proof of citizenship to vote.

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Enticing remote workers to move is a new business strategy in rural America, Eastern Kentucky preservationists want to save the 20th century home of a trailblazing coal miner, and a rule change could help small meat and poultry growers and consumers.

Will Walkey

Will Walkey is a Producer for the Public News Service based in Somerville, Massachusetts. Prior to joining PNS, he was a reporter for NPR member stations in the Mountain West, covering the environment, housing, healthcare and anything else newsworthy. His work has won multiple regional Edward R. Murrow awards and other honors, and his stories have aired on numerous national radio programs, including Marketplace, Morning Edition and Here and Now. He is a graduate of Columbia University and Colby College.


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USDA electronic tag mandates worry some smaller TX ranchers

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will soon require electronic eartags for cattle and bison that cross state lines. The USDA says its rule will …

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