Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity: Rep. Mike Turner says U.S. water systems must be “hardened” as federal investigators probe whether Iranian hackers were behind cyber activity affecting utilities across multiple states, while Trump disputes Iran involvement and points to Minnesota. Government Transparency & Rights at the Border: A legal challenge from an Atlanta airport stop tests how far border agents can go when searching phones and diaries, raising Fourth Amendment questions for travelers. Election Data Fight: A federal judge blocks Illinois from turning over its full voter information list to the DOJ, limiting federal efforts to compel sensitive registration data. Immigration Courts Under Pressure: New reporting says the Trump administration’s immigration court overhaul has shortened notice times and boosted deportation orders, including more orders issued in absentia. Unaccompanied Minors Lose Legal Aid: A federal contract ending threatens legal representation for about 26,000 unaccompanied children as ORR stops paying a nonprofit legal services network. Political Fallout in Housing: A judge voids Johnston, Illinois’ eminent domain seizure tied to a stalled affordable housing project, clearing the way for the town to try again. Nonprofit Fraud: Prosecutors say Nigerian scammers bilked the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service via a romance-and-email scam scheme that routed checks through a Pennsylvania nonprofit. Energy & Industry Accountability: Senators demand restoration of politically canceled energy grants after the administration admitted cancellations were based on election politics. Public Health: Measles cases in the U.S. have surpassed all of 2025, with Utah driving much of the surge amid vaccine hesitancy.