•The Supreme Court rules that the National Trust for Historic Preservation generally lacks standing to block construction of Trump's White House East Wing ballroom, allowing work to resume.
•The split decision, featuring varying opinions including 5-4 and 6-3 postures on related matters, leaves broader legal questions about the project unresolved even as immediate construction continues.
•Michigan AG Dana Nessel accuses Abdul El-Sayed of excusing terrorism after a Hezbollah-inspired synagogue attack, deepening antisemitism concerns in the Senate race.
•El-Sayed apologizes to Jewish Democrats for a March remark referencing 'hurt people hurt people' after a synagogue attack, saying he intended context, not justification.
Rachel Meyers Mitsubishi Electric jumping in as an investor is interesting, shows this isn't just a European story anymore. Kourou 2026 will be the real test though.