Nebraska Politics & Governance: Former state Sen. Brett Lindstrom filed the final petition signatures to qualify as a nonpartisan candidate for Nebraska governor, naming Omaha’s Mike Picard as his running mate for lieutenant governor. Immigration: An Omaha man on Temporary Protected Status says the future is uncertain after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to end TPS for Haiti and Syria, with other countries potentially next. Public Safety: Papillion is considering updates to its dangerous-dogs ordinance, including clearer definitions, shifting dangerous-dog designation appeals to the Nebraska Humane Society, and banning leg traps. State & Federal Aid: President Trump approved a federal disaster declaration for eight Nebraska counties after mid-May tornadoes, straight-line winds and flooding, with damage estimates topping $4.9 million. Agriculture Policy: A Senate Agriculture Committee markup could move a new five-year farm bill forward, as Nebraska producers face high input costs and low commodity prices. Health & Food Safety: Walmart recalled Bettergoods pistachio nut butter in 19 states, including Nebraska, after Salmonella was found in a routine test; no illnesses reported. Energy & Industry: Nebraska Public Power District broke ground on the 694-MW Princeton Road Station near Hallam to meet rising electricity demand. Tech & Law: Nebraska AG Tim Griffin joined a multistate push for Congress to pass the STOP FRAUD in Medicaid Act, expanding Medicaid fraud investigations beyond providers. AI Oversight: Nebraska is among states demanding OpenAI preserve records after an alleged AI security breach involving Hugging Face.