DOJ vs. Arizona Tuition Law: The Justice Department sued Arizona and the Arizona Board of Regents over Proposition 308, arguing the voter-approved in-state tuition policy for students without legal status violates federal law and creates “unequal treatment.” Higher Ed Transparency: A separate federal data release says U.S. universities took $300M+ from “watchlisted” foreign entities, including major gifts tied to the University of Arizona and UC Berkeley. Election Integrity Watch: Maricopa County voters received letters raising questions about whether their addresses still match voter registration, as officials roll out monthly checks tied to mail-ballot rules. DEI in the Courts: Goldwater Institute attorneys urged the Arizona Supreme Court to let an ASU professor sue over required DEI training, challenging whether state law allows such remedies. Colorado River Reality: New federal guidance sets Arizona’s next cuts at 760,000 acre-feet annually for 2027-28, with Yuma farmers largely protected via older water rights and voluntary conservation. Public Safety & Privacy: Dallas will shut down hundreds of Flock AI cameras after funding pauses, adding to the growing pushback on automated license plate readers. Labor in Healthcare: Banner Health clinicians voted to unionize, setting up contract talks with the Union of American Physicians and Dentists.