Immigration & Due Process: A Boston-based federal appeals court rejected a Trump policy that would let authorities rapidly deport migrants to third countries without giving them a chance to raise safety concerns—setting up a likely Supreme Court showdown. Local Justice & Privacy: In the Lindsay Clancy triple-murder case, the lone holdout juror Michael Desronvil says he “never had any reasonable doubt,” reigniting debate over juror treatment and privacy. Trans Rights in the Spotlight: Gov. Maura Healey defended Massachusetts’ removal of a Catholic couple’s daughter after they refused to affirm her gender identity, as federal scrutiny grows. Tech, Surveillance & Community Pushback: Boston’s shift from Flock Safety to new license plate readers continues amid wider backlash, while ICE is reportedly considering Boston Dynamics robot dogs—prompting protests in Burlington. Education & Culture: A judge struck down the Education Department’s anti-DEI teacher-training grant policy, reviving a fight over about $600M. Arts & Lifestyle: In Boston’s Seaport, a new “café-by-day, bar-by-night” tea bar, Bloom, is set to open this fall. Music Buzz: The Ed Sheeran–Macklemore tour fallout keeps spreading, with protests and opening-act walkouts still shaping stops.