Immigration Enforcement: ICE plans to offload warehouse properties in Pennsylvania and New Jersey that were intended for mass detention, signaling a shift toward using existing detention space with state and county partners. Border Security: The Pentagon says it still has about 9,000 troops along nearly 2,000 miles of the southwest border, even as officials argue illegal crossings have dropped—raising fresh questions about readiness and cost. Election Fight: The U.S. Supreme Court is set to consider new election-related cases, including whether Arizona voter registration rules should be revived after lower-court rulings. Nancy Guthrie Update: A retired FBI agent urged new investigative steps in the missing-person case, including expanding outreach tied to the “Porch Guy” doorbell footage and boosting the reward. Local Courts: The bitter EVIT dispute heads back to court, with parents scrambling for carpools as districts and EVIT argue over control and funding for career programs. Arizona Sports: The Diamondbacks placed Michael Soroka and Jordan Lawlar on the injured list after injuries in a loss to the Twins, while Byron Buxton’s grand slam powered Minnesota’s rout. World Cup Politics: Iran’s coach again criticized U.S. travel restrictions after the team was forced to leave quickly, with officials saying arrangements are still being reviewed.