U.S.-Iran Escalation: The U.S. carried out its eighth straight night of strikes on Iran, targeting Revolutionary Guard sites and other military infrastructure after two American troops were killed in Jordan; CENTCOM says more than 50,000 U.S. personnel remain “highly vigilant,” while Iran and Gulf allies report attacks on desalination and power facilities. Public Health: Taylor Farms recalled shredded iceberg lettuce shipped to 27 states after Cyclospora-linked illnesses; CDC warnings urged people not to eat the product. Maternal Care Push: Sen. Alex Padilla joined a renewed bid to pass the Mamas First Act, expanding Medicaid coverage for doula, midwife, and postpartum support. Elections & Voting: Democrats are fighting efforts aimed at mail-in ballots, as states and cities prepare for tighter election operations and oversight. Local Governance: Utah’s delegation celebrated Trump-backed monument reductions, while a New Hampshire lawmaker’s 107 mph traffic stop reignited debate over bodycam footage and police accountability. Security & Travel: TSA CT scanners are rolling out at hundreds of airports, but rules on liquids remain inconsistent. Business/Local: A Vermont museum’s big donation paid off its mortgage, and Dayton’s mayor was selected for a Harvard leadership program.