Massachusetts Politics & Rights: Boston-area advocates rallied at City Hall Plaza urging Congress to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, as courts and federal agencies keep shifting deadlines and protections. Elections & Democracy: A First Circuit appeals court in Boston upheld an injunction blocking Trump’s order to restrict mail-in voting in 23 states, keeping the fight focused on voter access. Public Safety & Privacy: Fall River police say they use 41 Flock automated license plate reader cameras, arguing policies prevent misuse even as privacy concerns persist. Culture & Arts: The Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Tanglewood Tchaikovsky-Mozart festival drew star soloists, while Commonwealth Shakespeare Company returned to the Boston Common with “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” for its 30th-year run. Local Health & Community: Morton Hospital hit its 100th Inspire implant for obstructive sleep apnea, and a Milford quarry drowning was identified as a Boston teenager. Arts & Exhibitions: The Carter Museum will debut a major Cecilia Beaux show in June 2027, with more than 50 works exploring Gilded Age portraiture.