Courts & Voting Rights: Less than half of Republican attorneys general are backing Trump’s anti-mail voting order in court, leaving a notable gap that includes Tennessee among the GOP states not signing on. Public Safety & Immigration: Federal agents carried out a major Memphis immigration enforcement operation at a bar, with advocates claiming 100+ detained; authorities say it’s a targeted multi-agency operation and details are still limited. Crime & Sentencing: A Nashville-area soccer coach convicted of drugging and raping children has been sentenced to 30 years after investigations found long-running abuse and child sexual abuse material. Energy & Regulation: Gov. Bill Lee and TDEC announced Tennessee’s first fusion-specific byproduct material license for Type One Energy, positioning the state as a regulatory leader for commercial fusion. State Politics & Education: A Nashville charter school removed LGBT-themed books from elementary libraries, tied to a dispute over parents’ rights and school curriculum. Local Governance: Mt. Juliet lifted its blanket U-turn ban, allowing U-turns unless “No U-Turn” signage is posted at specific intersections. Culture & Tennessee Identity: Lee says Nashville International Airport could be renamed for Dolly Parton, as flags remain at half-staff and the proposal draws mixed reactions. Higher Ed Funding: Rep. Chuck Fleischmann secured $3 million for UTC’s Translational Research Program. Sports (Local): Humboldt is back in West Tennessee high school football rankings after Week 2, and Memphis football is making a national statement after a win over UNLV.