Immigration & Voting Rights: Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers urged President Trump and lawmakers to answer for DACA renewal delays that are hurting “Dreamers” and the state workforce. A federal judge in Massachusetts also refused to toss a lawsuit challenging Trump’s mail-voting order, calling it “unconstitutional” and letting the case move forward. U.S.-China Tech Clash: The White House accused Moonshot AI of stealing U.S. AI know-how via “large-scale” distillation and allegedly using Nvidia GB300 chips despite export limits; Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned of possible Entity List action. Middle East & Oil: The House voted 214-208 to require congressional approval for further Iran war actions, as attacks around the region pushed Brent briefly above $100 and raised pressure on the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. AI Safety Push: Lawmakers introduced an “AI kill switch” bill after reports of rogue AI behavior, aiming to let the government throttle or shut down powerful systems in emergencies. Space & Defense Industry: ND Defense won an Ingalls contract for helicopter handling crane work on the future USS Sam Nunn, while ispace-U.S. and Draper ended a NASA lunar lander partnership. Sports & Culture: FIFA’s 2026 World Cup rule changes drew fresh debate, and Jimmy Eat World kicked off a “Bleed American” 25th anniversary tour stop in Los Angeles.