Truth Social Lawsuit: The Intercept and Freedom of the Press Foundation sued to stop “Truth API,” a paid service offering early access to Trump posts that critics say can move markets and enrich insiders. Local Education & Care: HEART House in Kentucky—built from a former farmhouse—expands support for homeless students through the McKinney-Vento program, showing how community partnerships can turn school needs into real shelter. Massachusetts Higher Ed: A judge let a lawsuit over early-decision tuition inflation proceed, citing an alleged “no compete for students” agreement among schools. Immigration Enforcement: DOJ charged 11 people in a decade-long sham marriage scheme tied to more than 1,000 fake unions for green cards, with alleged fees up to $100,000. Health Policy: Massachusetts leaders are blasting federal moves to block Medicaid funding for gender-affirming care for minors. Culture & Faith: Pope Leo XIV, in a clearer public comment, acknowledged his family history includes both enslaved people and slaveholders—reopening a national conversation about race and identity. Arts & Community: A new documentary project spotlights LGBTQIA+ Ukrainians serving in the war effort, bringing their stories to international audiences.