Energy & Environment: A federal judge vacated U.S. drilling permit approvals tied to Pawnee Nation land, keeping the dispute alive and raising fresh questions about how environmental review is handled. Media & Jobs: An FCC vote lifting a national TV ownership cap drew backlash from diversity advocates, who warn it could mean less local news and fewer journalism jobs. Tribal Data Centers: The Cherokee Nation released a Data Center Task Force report and new policy actions, flagging concerns over energy, water, air quality, infrastructure, and cultural impacts. Housing & Homelessness: HUD Secretary Scott Turner visited Oklahoma to push homeownership and discuss barriers to affordability, including youth homelessness and regulatory “red tape.” Manufacturing: National Standard is expected to close its Stillwater welding wire plant by October, putting more than 90 jobs at risk. Defense Construction: Tinker Air Force Base has started a $127M hangar expansion to support bomber maintenance and future aircraft needs. Food Safety: Salmonella linked to recalled Mexican jalapeños has sickened 345 people in 27 states, while the broader foodborne outbreak picture continues to expand. Local Economy & Development: Oklahoma City is asking the public for feedback on its Downtown Strategic Development Plan, including plans for an entertainment loop and neighborhood amenities. Energy Policy & Industry: Gov. Stitt signed data center accountability bills aimed at protecting ratepayers and water supply. Critical Minerals: Trump announced $180M in grants to boost domestic mining of critical minerals and workforce pipelines.