Election Integrity & Privacy: The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let federal officials verify voters’ citizenship using the SAVE database, after a judge ruled the approach violated privacy laws—setting up another high-stakes fight over how far Washington can go in Michigan and beyond. Michigan Coal Power Fight: A D.C. appeals court vacated an emergency order that would have kept Michigan’s J.H. Campbell coal plant running, saying the government exceeded its authority and failed to justify emergency action. U.S. Senate Race Politics: Abdul El-Sayed faces renewed pressure to distance himself from Hasan Piker, while Michigan Jewish leaders are circulating “nonnegotiable” demands for Democrats tied to safety and Israel-related language. Campaign Messaging & Islamophobia: Republicans are sharpening focus on Muslim and Islam-related issues ahead of the midterms, including attacks on El-Sayed over comments after a Detroit-area synagogue attack. Energy Costs & Regulation: A new look at Michigan electricity bills points to the state’s rate-case “machine” and compounding utility rate hikes as a driver of some of the highest bills in the Midwest. Local Government & Voting Access: A student voter guide highlights how Michigan students can register using campus or home addresses and what deadlines to watch. Public Safety: A Detroit man walked into the 11th Precinct seeking help after a buttock-area shooting; investigators say the case is ongoing. Workforce & Immigration: An ICE stop of H-2B workers in Highland Township is being framed by the employer as a targeted raid, with lawmakers’ offices now getting involved.