School Nutrition & Health Policy: A new report warns that federal SNAP and Medicaid cuts could reduce how many Indiana students qualify for free school meals under the Community Eligibility Provision, potentially leaving thousands without no-cost breakfast and lunch. Childcare Safety Rules: Indiana is considering a rule that would require active shooter and intruder drills in daycares every six months, raising concerns about stress for very young children. Education Tech Regulation: Indiana’s bell-to-bell cellphone ban takes effect for the full school day, aiming to cut distractions and boost classroom focus. Data Centers & Power Demand: A new projection says U.S. data centers could consume about one-fifth of electricity by 2035 as AI drives rapid growth—at a time when the grid struggles to keep up. Pharma Competition: Novo Nordisk sues Eli Lilly over weight-loss drug ads, alleging false advertising based on outdated comparisons. Public Health Watch: West Nile Virus has been detected in Knox County mosquitoes, with health officials urging residents to prevent bites. Space & Biotech in Indiana: Redwire opened a new space research and manufacturing facility in Georgetown, linking space tech with life sciences and biotechnology. WNBA Online Harassment: The WNBA and players’ union plan stronger protections after reports of racist, hateful, and abusive messages, including use of AI tools for monitoring.