Ohio Antitrust & Consumer Protection: Attorney General William Tong announced a $400 million settlement in principle with Sandoz over alleged generic-drug price-fixing and reduced competition, with total payments to state enforcers pegged around $469 million and trial prep for 2027. Labor & Local Economy: Teamsters’ bid for a temporary restraining order against Schwebel’s shutdown was denied, after the company was placed under receivership; separately, UAW Local 402 president said he’s hopeful Roshel will retain Springfield workers after International Motors’ planned layoffs. Federal Politics & Ohio Stakes: A “more sound and fury” update on Trump’s IRS deal says acting AG Todd Blanche is narrowing private audit protections and scrapping the $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund—moves that could clear the path for his confirmation. Ohio Courts & Homeowners: The Ohio Supreme Court upheld dismissal of a church’s challenge to a binding insurance appraisal, reinforcing that disputes over appraisal awards hinge on fraud or mistake. Energy & Grid Costs: Ohio’s consumer watchdog urged federal regulators to stop Ohioans from subsidizing PJM grid upgrades driven by data center growth. Education & Workforce: Kettering schools will offer an International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme at Fairmont, pairing global coursework with career tech. Public Safety & Tech: U.S. Rep. Mike Turner said Congress hasn’t been told whether Ohio is affected by recent cyberattacks targeting water utilities. Ohio GOP Fallout: Analysis and reporting continue on Sen. Bernie Moreno’s calls for Rep. Max Miller to resign amid domestic abuse allegations, as Miller vows to stay on the ballot.