Gun Rights Lawsuit: A former Justice Department pardon attorney, Liz Oyer, sued after she says she was fired for refusing to recommend restoring Mel Gibson’s gun rights, arguing it was retaliation for denying a “political favor.” Homelessness Oversight: A House subcommittee asked Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to testify on alleged fraud and misallocation in the region’s homelessness response, escalating scrutiny of LAHSA’s “Housing First” approach. Gun Control Science Pushback: NIST told lawmakers there’s no reliable proof that “microstamping” would work as a handgun requirement, citing major disagreement over its viability. Immigration Detention Scrutiny: An ICE detainee in Kansas, Belarusian cancer survivor Katsiaryna Bartko, is reportedly in severe condition while held at a CoreCivic-run facility, with advocates alleging inadequate medical care. Iran Tensions: Reuters reports Trump aides want the Iran war to stay “quiet” before midterms, even as Israel’s Netanyahu reiterates regime-toppling as a “central mission.” Voting Rights Fight: The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a bid to force Michigan to add a proof-of-citizenship voting measure to the November ballot, likely ending the effort. Tech Deal: Nvidia agreed to buy Hugging Face for $12.93B, betting on open AI models and the platform’s massive developer ecosystem. Retail Convenience: Walmart expanded Dunkin’ delivery from in-store locations nationwide, letting shoppers order coffee and food alongside groceries.