Tariffs & Trade Fight: President Trump’s forced-labor tariffs kick in at 12.5% for Japan and 59 other countries under Section 301, a move trade experts say is tougher to overturn in court thanks to the required process—even as the sweeping scope could still raise judicial doubts. White House & Press: The White House Correspondents’ Dinner returns with tighter security and a smaller crowd after April’s attack, with Trump set to attend and journalists pushing back against normalizing his attacks on the press. Middle East Escalation: The U.S. continues its Iran strikes for a 13th straight night as Trump hints at a “massive attack,” while Iran and regional targets report new drone and missile activity. Health Watch: Measles cases in the U.S. have surged past 2,300 in 2026 across dozens of outbreaks, with most cases among unvaccinated people. State Impact: Florida’s homeowners still face the nation’s highest premiums even after recent tort reform helped reduce lawsuits. Economy & Families: “Trump Accounts” for children are rolling out with federal seed money, but questions remain about how they affect student aid. International Spillover: Canada and the U.S. are celebrating the Gordie Howe bridge opening as tariff tensions continue.