Middle East Tensions: Iran says the Strait of Hormuz won’t reopen until the U.S. “corrects” its behavior, demanding an end to the war, sanctions relief, withdrawal of U.S. forces, release of frozen assets, and compensation—while the Pentagon urges defense firms to speed up missile and munitions production as U.S. stockpiles strain. Defense Readiness: A report says Patriot interceptor inventories have fallen below 1,700 amid the Iran conflict, raising worries about U.S. ability to respond elsewhere. U.S. Politics & Voting: Tuesday’s primary election is set to decide key House races and state contests, with voters also weighing local issues like an advisory referendum on using public resources for a data center. Crypto & Campaign Finance: Sen. Bernie Sanders presses Democratic leaders to block super PAC spending in party primaries, targeting outside groups’ influence. Local Governance: Iowa’s foster-care debate heats up as a candidate argues states shouldn’t use Social Security Survivors benefits to cover foster costs. Food Safety: The FDA details a Taylor Farms-linked cyclospora recall affecting nearly 240,000 cases of lettuce across 27 states. Business & Climate: Amazon’s new Texas data center and power plant could become the biggest single source of carbon pollution in the U.S., according to a report. Sports: Hezly Rivera wins her second straight U.S. women’s gymnastics all-around title; Asterisk Talley takes the U.S. Women’s Amateur.