Immigration & Labor: The Trump administration’s push to end Temporary Protected Status for Syrians and Haitians could remove about 10,000 Haitian TPS workers from Massachusetts, raising fresh staffing worries for elder and disability care providers. Health Care & Higher Ed: The DOJ sued Massachusetts and Rhode Island over in-state tuition and aid for certain undocumented students, while Merrimack College and Suffolk University won approval to offer three-year bachelor’s degrees—prompting sharp criticism from faculty unions over “cutting corners.” Marijuana Policy: A new ballot question would repeal Massachusetts’ recreational cannabis legalization framework and taxes, while keeping medical marijuana intact. Local Politics: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is taking her fight with Beacon Hill to the ballot, backing challengers in the state Senate tied to her commercial real estate tax push. Business & Tech: Veson Nautical launched the Veson Platform to unify maritime contract and freight workflows under an AI-powered interface. NBA/Local Sports: NBA free agency is set to open with LeBron James’ decision looming, while Ja Morant was traded to Portland and Jaylen Brown trade chatter continues to swirl around Boston. World Cup & Boston Economy: Boston’s 3 a.m. alcohol last call during the World Cup may become permanent, with a petition arguing it boosts local business. Extreme Weather: A heat dome is forecast to hit World Cup host cities including Boston, raising safety concerns for fans and players.