Single-Payer Debate: A new critique argues single-payer plans still can’t answer the basic “how do you pay for it?” question, pointing out that past proposals have been more aspirational than operational. Maine Senate Shakeup: Democrats are bracing for the June 9 primary as scandal-plagued candidate Graham Platner’s latest allegations keep surfacing, while allies insist voters will “extend grace” and focus on unseating Susan Collins. Immigration & Detention: Bruna Ferreira, detained after the Trump administration labeled her a “criminal illegal alien,” says her release didn’t end the fallout from intense media attention. Vermont Courts & Public Safety: Vermont Business Magazine reports Robert Martineit of East Montpelier was arraigned on lewd and lascivious conduct charges, with conditions of release including no contact with witnesses and restrictions involving minors. Education & Local Control: Peacham voters approved transferring ownership of the town’s elementary school building to the town for $1, aiming to keep it as a community asset if district mergers happen. Food Assistance Legal Fight: A federal judge halted enforcement of new USDA conditions on federal food aid, blocking requirements tied to gender ideology, immigration, and women’s sports. Vermont Economy Watch: GasBuddy data shows Addison County premium gas hitting $5.19 in the week ending May 30, with broader price volatility tied to global oil and refinery issues. Workforce & Accountability: A watchdog report says auditors couldn’t verify billions in spending across multiple states, raising concerns about transparency in federally funded programs. CCV Graduation: Community College of Vermont held graduation for nearly 500 students, including veterans and first-generation college graduates. AI & Public Ownership: Sam Altman met with Sen. Bernie Sanders about public equity in AI companies, echoing Trump’s interest in letting Americans benefit from AI success.