Supreme Court & Elections: The Court is poised to keep reshaping U.S. midterm rules, with major decisions expected by late June in cases involving late mail ballots and limits on coordinated political spending. Voting Rights Fight: A federal judge let Trump’s mail-in voting order move forward, requiring states to use federal data to build confirmed voter lists—Democrats call it suppression, Trump calls it fraud prevention. Jan. 6 Payout Push: Jan. 6 rioters and allies are lining up for payments from Trump’s $1.8B “anti-weaponization” fund, even as courts freeze it and critics warn it’s unlawful. Trump DOJ Scrutiny: A probe tied to E. Jean Carroll’s legal fight is drawing fresh attention to claims that the Justice Department is being used to settle personal scores. Kennedy Center Court Battle: A judge ordered Trump’s name removed from the Kennedy Center, escalating a legal fight over the planned renovations. Immigration Enforcement: Reports say the administration is drafting a plan to halt customs and immigration processing at airports serving “sanctuary” cities—raising alarms for aviation and tourism. Foreign Policy & Defense: Pete Hegseth told Asia’s security leaders the U.S. will back partners that “help themselves,” while U.S.-Cuba military talks continued at Guantánamo amid heightened pressure. Health & Politics: Trump’s physician released a new report saying the president is “fully fit,” while Trump touts a perfect cognitive test score. Statehouse Fallout: Louisiana’s Medicaid roll drop is fueling a debate over whether people lost coverage or found better care elsewhere.