Military Housing Fallout: A War Department Inspector General report says Pacific bases show “visible corrosion,” mold, asbestos, water intrusion, and even crumbling ceilings—raising safety alarms for service members. Culture Through Law: Cooley Law School professor Joseline Jean-Louis Hardrick premiered a historical documentary musical bringing Warren Court decisions to life with music and storytelling. Courts & Governance: In a Q&A, conservative-leaning law professor Christopher Walker argues for a professional civil service that balances accountability and expertise after the Supreme Court’s broad firing power ruling. Immigration Under Scrutiny: Reuters reports an ICE detainee from Guatemala died after a medical emergency following hospitalization; advocates point to repeated detention deaths and accountability gaps. Civil Liberties Clash: DOJ closed a civil inquiry into Worcester police, but Chief Paul Saucier says it won’t erase the stigma officers feel. Religion & Work: Apple will pay $150,000 to settle EEOC claims it denied a Jewish worker Sabbath accommodations and fired him after he complained. Tech & Rights: ICE plans to buy electric shock gloves, prompting ACLU backlash over concealed pain and oversight. Community & Family: Wichita State launched a “Parents and Caregivers” onboarding program for student caregivers, aiming for more family-friendly campus support. Arts & Memory: A new exhibit at the American Jewish Historical Society spotlights how Jewish and Black civil rights histories overlapped during Freedom Summer. Sports/Entertainment: “Marshals” Season 2 adds Marque Richardson and expands Morgan Lindholm’s role.