Court & Voting: A federal appeals panel refused to block Trump’s mail-voting order, saying the challenge is premature, even as the administration presses the Supreme Court—leaving midterm rules in limbo. Public Safety: Massachusetts lawmakers advanced a speed-camera plan and also signed a wrong-way driving prevention law aimed at safer roads statewide. State Government Transparency: The Senate released a bill that would expand public access to records from the governor, Senate, and House, including voting and spending details. Local Politics & Daily Life: Springfield is weighing food-truck rule changes after operators pushed back, while the MBTA is rolling out new fare discount pilots and affordability initiatives. Health & Justice: Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial continues with testimony about postpartum psychosis and her mental health collapse after childbirth. Cyber/Business: eBay agreed to pay $55.7 million to a Massachusetts couple after a harassment and cyberstalking campaign tied to their EcommerceBytes coverage. Education: A new report highlights Lynnfield’s progress narrowing Latino MCAS gaps, even as overall adolescent literacy struggles persist.