Mail-Vote Fight in the Courts: The Trump administration is back at the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to lift a Boston judge’s block and let USPS enforce new mail-ballot restrictions before the November midterms, as the judge presses whether the system can actually be rolled out in time. Lindsay Clancy Trial: In Plymouth, a deadlocked jury again sent jurors home without a verdict after defense argued a holdout juror won’t follow “reasonable doubt” instructions, raising mistrial pressure. Local Law Enforcement & Privacy: A Revere internal affairs report says an officer used Flock cameras to track a former girlfriend, triggering suspension and outside review. Mass. Labor Enforcement: The AG says a Dunkin’ operator and two staffing agencies must pay $1.46M for wage-and-hour violations, including misclassifying workers as independent contractors. Mass. Governance/Property: Massachusetts’ top appellate court sided with a small town in an eminent domain fight with Northeastern University over land tied to a research expansion. Tech & Schools: Springfield Public Schools is rolling out an AI attendance tool that texts families when students miss class. Congressional Race Setup: The 6th CD Democratic nominee Dan Koh heads into the general election after a big primary win, with Republican Micah Jones pushing for debates. Community Preservation: Hull’s select board is moving to partner with the Hull Lifesaving Museum as it seeks to acquire the Boston Light Station.