Medical & Data Security: AdaptHealth Corp., a Pennsylvania-based medical device company, faces a putative federal class action tied to a data breach that allegedly exposed customer information. Labor & Construction: A Pittsburgh-area cement plant is asking a state court to limit or break up Teamsters picketing, arguing the strike amounts to “seizing” the facility and should qualify for an exemption from state limits on court interference in labor actions. Safety & Chemical Industry: A volunteer firefighter says a Parker-Hannifin chemical plant fire was triggered by an explosion after the company allegedly didn’t warn crews about a mixing tank left idle longer than normal. Energy & Transportation Costs: After weeks of declines, U.S. gas prices rose again as renewed U.S.-Iran fighting lifted crude oil, with AAA reporting average pump prices at $3.88 a gallon. Retail Fuel Politics: The White House-promoted “Freedom Fuel” discount network in the Philly region is drawing scrutiny over how participating stations can sustain $3.47 pricing. Immigration & Workforce: DHS extended work-authorization deadlines for Temporary Protected Status holders from several countries, responding to a Supreme Court decision affecting TPS terminations. AI & Kids Online Safety: Young lawmakers from both parties pushed for state guardrails on AI and online safety for children, favoring accountability over outright device bans. Healthcare Outcomes: A JAMA Internal Medicine trial found an adapted mindfulness program delivered via telehealth improved chronic low back pain outcomes in primary care settings. Logistics Real Estate: A Pennsylvania warehouse owner sued BroadRange Logistics, alleging a scheme to divert tenant improvement funds while defaulting on rent.