Food Safety & Supply Chain: Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products tied to a multi-state salmonella outbreak, with Whole Foods also issuing a jalapeño-linked recall after earlier cyclospora concerns tied to Mexico-sourced produce. Public Health & Medicaid Work Rules: Reporting highlights how Medicaid’s income and work requirements can force people with disabilities to choose between coverage and employment, including Nebraska-linked cases. Nebraska Legislature—Business & Data: Senators advanced major bills including LB525 (ag data privacy and conversational AI safety), LB1048 (streamlining and eliminating some agency reporting), and LB1165 (employer tax credits plus city grants). Energy & Property Rights: Sen. Victor Rountree voted no on LB1261, which would limit when consumer-owned utilities can use eminent domain for certain private electric generation. Local Governance & Growth: Fluvanna supervisors faced renewed questions over Tenaska’s Expedition Generation plant design changes and a county debate over data centers. Workforce & Corporate Welfare: A GAO report says Walmart and Amazon employ large numbers of workers relying on SNAP and Medicaid across multiple states, including Nebraska. Tech & Privacy: A new tool maps how ad auctions can funnel device and location data to federal surveillance without warrants. Business Updates: Mount Logan’s Ability Insurance launches multi-year guaranteed annuity products; Tristate Collaborative adds Rippleshot to help credit unions detect fraud earlier.