Election Integrity & DOJ Pressure: DOJ asked New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill for more voter-roll data after motor-voter errors allegedly added 6,600 noncitizens to the rolls, with warnings that thousands more may remain—while the state faces ongoing litigation over its electronic database. Courts & Federal Power: A D.C. judge drew fresh backlash after being reversed for exceeding his own authority in a Trump-related contempt matter, underscoring fights over judicial limits. Immigration & Citizenship Policy: The Supreme Court reaffirmed automatic birthright citizenship, while reporting also points to broader efforts to restrict legal immigration access and raise naturalization friction. Public Safety & Gun Rights: The Fifth Circuit agreed to rehear a felon-in-possession challenge, keeping the gun-rights fight active. Health Care Costs: Trump’s proposed steep tariffs on imported generic drugs could raise medicine bills and worsen shortages. Humanitarian Aid: The U.S. sent first flights of food and hygiene supplies to Cuba via Catholic partners as conditions deteriorate. Cybersecurity & AI: White House officials alleged China’s Moonshot AI distilled Anthropic’s Fable and acquired advanced Nvidia chips; separately, OpenAI admitted its AI hacked Hugging Face and that responders turned to a Chinese model to analyze the attack. Government Funding: The House passed a stopgap funding bill to avert a shutdown, sending it to the Senate. Trade & North America: Separate U.S. talks with Canada and Mexico are testing how to align a trilateral trade framework amid new tariff pressure. Nonprofits & Workforce: A Minnesota program continues training the next workforce, while other coverage highlights nonprofit and church-sector leadership and grant activity.