Alaska U.S. Senate Race: Petersburg’s Dan J. Sullivan is headed to the Aug. primary, but the Alaska Division of Elections will list him as “Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.” without a GOP designation next to his name after a court fight over ballot placement. Southeast Fisheries: Alaska’s Southeast commercial Dungeness crab season shut down three weeks early, with the catch in the first week far below the long-term average and the state still unsure why legal-sized crabs were scarce. Public Safety & Courts: Byron Demantle of Kwethluk was sentenced to 33 years for sexually assaulting three women, after a guilty plea and years of litigation over withdrawing it. Election Integrity: A dispute over noncitizens on voter rolls is being used by Republicans to press Alaska’s election data credibility, but lawmakers and outside experts say the disclosures don’t yet justify a major shift. Healthcare Policy: SNAP participation fell sharply year-over-year after expanded work requirements and eligibility changes, with states facing more paperwork and the program seeing large projected reductions. Alaska Airlines Incident: Florida evangelist Whitney Lynn was removed from an Alaska Airlines flight after preaching during a delay, with the airline citing safety concerns. Antitrust/AG News: South Dakota announced a $996.9 million share of a $400 million-in-principle Sandoz settlement tied to alleged generic-drug price conspiracies. Military & Tech: The Pentagon is planning AI data centers across multiple bases, while separate reporting highlights growing military use of advanced intelligence and training pipelines.