Food Safety: FDA says a cyclospora-linked iceberg lettuce recall tied to Taylor Farms still stands, even after a “false positive” lab result—experts urge shoppers to check which shredded/packaged products are affected, while whole heads of romaine/leaf are generally considered safe. Public Health & Tech: A survey finds 86% of clinicians using AI, but 83% do it without employer guidance, raising HIPAA and cybersecurity risk concerns. Massachusetts Ballot Watch: A state panel cleared the signature challenge for the Question 8 marijuana repeal effort, setting up the issue for the fall ballot. Climate Policy: Massachusetts is part of a broader push as AGs sue to block EPA rollbacks on hydrofluorocarbons, arguing the changes will increase emissions. Local Industry & Infrastructure: Plans for the Sagamore Bridge include how the Cape Cod Canal bike path will stay safe during construction, with a public hearing scheduled. Biotech/Healthcare Business: Acrivon Therapeutics will present AP3-guided drug design data in Boston, highlighting its WEE1/PKMYT1 inhibitor ACR-2316. Environment & Compliance: Worcester property owner Alfa Capital Realty Trust was fined $31,000 for waste site cleanup violations. Consumer Retail: Ralph Lauren opened its first permanent Ralph’s Coffee Boston cafe in the Seaport. Sports Business: ESPN layoffs reportedly include on-air talent, as the network reorganizes after integrating NFL assets.