Immigration Enforcement: The State Department says it has revoked more than 175,000 visas since President Trump’s second term began, citing criminal activity and visa violations including assault, DUI, theft, drug crimes, fraud, and child abuse. Elections Law: Alaska lawmakers’ attorneys argue the state Division of Elections may have violated state and federal law by removing thousands of suspected noncitizens from the active voter list, after DMV data flagged people whose citizenship status was later disputed. Public Health: Washington state says its childhood vaccine rules won’t change despite Trump’s push to limit recommended shots and split the MMR into separate jabs. Wildfire Response: Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson says the state is preparing to request a major disaster declaration for the Spokane Complex fires to unlock longer-term federal help. Weather & Safety: Puerto Rico is receiving FEMA water trailers as drought-driven rationing leaves more than 180,000 households facing 48-hour water shutoffs. Sports & Community: Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy returned to training camp after his wife was shot, while the St. Joseph softball team was honored after winning a 2026 state title. Sports Betting/Pop Culture: Powerball jackpot climbed to an estimated $905 million for Monday’s drawing.