Tariffs & Trade: Trump invoked the Depression-era Smoot-Hawley tariff law in a new retaliation move against Canada, a rare use that critics say rests on thin justification and risks escalating costs for Americans. Arctic & National Security: Trump again floated a claim that the U.S. could take “operational control” of Greenland by 2029, drawing pushback from Greenland and Denmark. Immigration & Rights: A new legal challenge tests border agents’ power to search travelers’ phones at U.S. airports, while a poll finds Trump’s immigration approval slipping and many Americans saying he’s “gone too far.” Politics & Accountability: Ohio Rep. Max Miller vowed to stay in his race amid domestic abuse allegations, as Sen. Bernie Moreno urged him to resign. Courts & Civil Liberties: The NCAA says it will appeal a ruling granting extra eligibility to some athletes, arguing the decision was flawed. Health & Safety: Measles cases in the U.S. have surged past last year’s total, driven by clusters and vaccine hesitancy. Sports Business: FIFA scrapped a plan to sell World Cup commercial rights after backlash, with Real Madrid calling it unacceptable and “never” to be proposed again. Local Impact: Federal action cleared the way for a stalled affordable housing project in Johnston, Rhode Island, after a judge found the town’s eminent domain taking “void from its inception.”