Military & Families: Jennifer Hegseth, wife of U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, is taking a bigger Pentagon role as chair of Trump’s Military Spouse Commission, blending media experience with high-level influence. Federal Courts & DOJ: A new report says judges are increasingly skeptical of Justice Department lawyers as courts question sworn filings and DOJ’s credibility amid immigration and other litigation. Tennessee Justice: Body-camera footage in a Memphis federal shooting case is being challenged by the victim’s family’s attorney, who argues deadly force wasn’t justified. Education Policy: A Supreme Court filing urges justices to hear a special-education dispute tied to whether states can deny services when parents choose private schools. Housing Costs: Zillow finds homebuying in major markets may not beat renting until retirement age, pushing the “breakeven” timeline far beyond pre-pandemic norms. Local Tennessee Politics: Tennessee’s SafeTN push continues as families are encouraged to report school safety threats. Transportation/Infrastructure: Gov. Lee’s I-24 Choice Lanes project moves forward with a major toll-lane partnership. Business & Growth: Tennessee’s budget faces a potential $110M hole tied to a ban on some hemp products. Memphis Tech & Environment: xAI’s Memphis-area data center expansion sparks backlash over unpermitted gas turbines and alleged air-quality violations. Politics in the News: Kamala Harris is becoming a campaign-trail dilemma for Democrats in key midterm races. National Politics: Trump leans on social media to spur court action while DOJ faces pushback in response.