Sports & Culture: Fever star Aliyah Boston called out Indiana fans for booing coach Stephanie White, saying the reaction was “annoying and disrespectful” as the team pushed for a win. Housing & Wealth: A new Fed report spotlights Massachusetts’ persistent racial wealth gap, tying it to homeownership rates and showing renters far behind homeowners in median net wealth. Community & Belonging: A Northampton fundraiser, “Soul of Gaza,” pairs Palestinian food with film and talks to support displaced Gazan families and an education fund. Arts & Entertainment: Provincetown’s drag and nightlife scene gets a fresh spotlight in a travel-style roundup, including new venues and local performers. Film & Food: “Tony,” the Anthony Bourdain biopic, is framed as a summer-cinema pick, with Boston-area independent cinema listings pointing viewers to what’s worth catching. Politics & Faith: A Catholic group is urging Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey’s excommunication over the state’s abortion law changes. Immigration & Legal News: A federal judge lifted a stay in a Somalia TPS case, clearing the way for deportations. Health & Safety: A CDC update shows multiple Cyclospora outbreak investigations still without named sources, leaving consumers navigating recall confusion. Massachusetts & Identity: Boston’s Prudential Center lit up in India’s tricolour for the country’s 80th Independence Day, marking diaspora pride and ties.