Postal & Courts: A federal judge in Massachusetts criticized the Trump administration for creating an “emergency” around USPS mail-ballot envelope rules, as the Postal Service moved ahead with a final rule despite an injunction. Immigration Enforcement: A judge is taking steps that could lead to contempt for DHS over an ICE undercover operation near a Minneapolis church, after a prior order barred enforcement in houses of worship. Maryland Politics & Business: Campaign finance scrutiny is growing around TeraWulf founder Paul Prager’s donations to Gov. Wes Moore and Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller as the company advances its Morgantown Generating Station redevelopment. Data Centers & Power: Calvert County residents rallied against data center development as commissioners approved a six-month moratorium, while Maryland-based TeraWulf also got a major utility contract approval in Kentucky. Consumer Protection: The FTC is warning companies about “personalized pricing,” saying data-driven tailored prices may require clear disclosures and could trigger enforcement. Maryland Public Health: Maryland expanded the box tree moth quarantine to more counties, tightening movement rules for regulated plants. Education & Community: Baltimore welcomed students back with Orioles support at Harlem Park Elementary/Middle School, with new district leadership and a focus on improvement. Media: An arbitrator ordered The Washington Post to reinstate columnist Karen Attiah after her firing over social media posts about Charlie Kirk.