Social Media Lawsuits: A federal appeals court cleared the way for more than 3,000 lawsuits against Meta and TikTok over claims their platforms harm minors, rejecting arguments that Section 230 blocks the cases from moving forward. White House & Politics: Press secretary Karoline Leavitt is stepping back to spend more time with family, with President Trump praising her and saying she’ll remain an outside adviser. Courts & Public Life: The Kennedy Center board is set to vote on whether to close the arts venue for up to two years after a judge blocked an earlier plan, with options ranging from full shutdown to phased closures. Criminal Justice: Reporting says Luigi Mangione is expected to plead guilty in the federal case tied to UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s killing, which could reshape what happens next in both federal and state proceedings. Trade & Business: HARDI backed revisions to the USMCA, urging rules to curb counterfeit refrigerants and prevent workarounds that route goods around pact requirements. Economy & Costs: AP reports tariff refunds are starting to flow back to customers via shippers after a Supreme Court ruling struck down broad 2025 tariffs. Transportation: TSA is flagging REAL ID scanning problems for some Tennessee driver’s licenses, with officials urging affected travelers to get replacements.