FISA Fight in Congress: Section 702 is set to expire after House and Senate votes failed to extend it, as Democrats demand President Trump withdraw acting DNI pick Bill Pulte before they’ll support renewal; Trump now says he’ll only back FISA if it’s tied to his “Save America Act.” Iowa Ballot Access Clash: Iowa’s State Objections Panel removed Libertarian governor candidate Nicholas Gluba’s running mate Jules Cutler for missing an affidavit, and struck 3rd District candidate Marco Battaglia for using a different legal name—Libertarians vow to appeal. Libertarians vs. Paperwork (2nd case): Another Libertarian congressional bid also faces removal over signature/name issues, with Republicans arguing the filings could confuse voters. Small Business Push: NFIB named Cody Carlson as Iowa state director, betting on his government-affairs background to advocate for entrepreneurs. Prison Staffing Pressure: Iowa’s habitual-offender law is expected to drive inmate growth, but the prison workers union says the state can’t staff even existing facilities. Data Center Backlash: Lee County supervisors are set to consider a data-center moratorium as residents worry about water, power, and local control. Local Governance & Schools: Keokuk’s school board received a formal complaint seeking action against Superintendent Kathy Dinger, while Webster City approved budget amendments ahead of the June 30 deadline. Sports/Eligibility: NCAA and Big 12 head to court over Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility after a gambling-related injunction.