Supreme Court: The U.S. Supreme Court let Trump’s $400M White House ballroom project move forward, blocking a pause while legal fights continue, after ruling the preservation group likely lacks standing. Great Lakes Politics: House Democrats sued to stop Trump’s “Lake Ontario” renaming to “Lake America,” arguing it’s a political stunt that also strains U.S.-Canada ties. Public Health: Measles cases are surging nationwide, topping 2,700 this year and hitting a 40-year high, with most cases tied to people unvaccinated or only partially vaccinated. Crime in NYC: A knife-wielding woman stabbed two people in Times Square before being shot by police; officials said it wasn’t believed to be terror-related. Food Safety: Lundberg recalled 27,000+ bags of jasmine white rice in 13 states for possible foreign material; hodo recalled pre-cooked tofu in 29 states over possible ink contamination; and Walmart-linked mangoes were recalled in the Northeast over possible salmonella. Energy/Prices: Gas prices ticked up in Connecticut and nationally, with diesel down slightly. Workforce & AI: Ford rehired about 350 veteran engineers after AI-driven processes couldn’t maintain vehicle quality. Local Power & Surveillance: Texas moved to freeze state funding for Flock Safety cameras after privacy backlash. Elections: Massachusetts voters head to the polls Tuesday for key primaries as candidates make final pitches.