Arizona Privacy & Surveillance: Cottonwood and Payson are pausing use of automated license plate readers, joining other Arizona cities and counties amid growing privacy worries and concerns about inconsistent rules and misuse. Trade War & Jobs: Canada’s retaliatory tariffs took effect on U.S. goods, while President Trump escalated pressure on Bombardier by threatening to block sales unless the company builds in the U.S.; Bombardier says it supports tens of thousands of American jobs and has a wide U.S. footprint. Immigration & Tuition Lawsuit: The Justice Department sued Arizona and other states over in-state tuition for illegal immigrants, arguing it violates federal law that ties benefits to citizenship. Border Tensions: Mexican truck drivers blocked ports of entry to protest mass B-1 visa revocations for cargo hauling into the U.S. Local Water Reality: Glendale leaders say Colorado River cutbacks are already reshaping planning, highlighting how the city banks water and relies partly on the river. Public Safety: Phoenix police shot and killed a knife-wielding man after a standoff; the state’s Major Incident Division is investigating. Business/Development: Pinal County rejected a major data center plan near Eloy over water and power concerns. Travel Incident: An Arizona real estate agent was fired after being duct-taped during a flight for alleged racist and homophobic behavior.