Data Center Backlash: X says it found hundreds of thousands of suspected inauthentic accounts tied to China pushing arguments against AI data centers, a reminder that the fight over energy, water, and transparency is getting political fast—Utah saw a preview of that power when voter anger helped topple Senate President Stuart Adams over a Box Elder County proposal. Colorado River Uncertainty: As drought worsens, towns and farmers across the West are bracing for major cuts; Cave Creek, near Phoenix, says a federal plan could leave it facing a “meteor strike” scenario, while Nevada sues to block Interior Department reductions. Social Isolation & Health: A BYU study links social isolation to worse health outcomes and finds family-centered norms may buffer older adults—especially those with vision and hearing impairments—against some risks. Mental Health in the Spotlight: Kelley Wolf apologized publicly after a crisis that doctors diagnosed as drug-induced mania with psychosis, underscoring how quickly mental health can escalate and how treatment matters. Community Health Funding: Promontory Foundation awarded a record $500,000 to 45 Wasatch Back nonprofits, including People’s Health Clinic for primary care, chronic disease management, women’s health, pediatric care, mental health, and navigation. Workplace Suicide Prevention: An opinion piece argues the workplace should be treated as a frontline for suicide prevention, given how much of life working adults spend on the job. Public Safety: Utah and Idaho saw multiple fatal crashes in Bear Lake County, including helmet and seatbelt concerns. Healthcare Access Stress: A Utah Foundation report cited cost burdens pushing many residents to delay or skip care, raising stakes for policy debates affecting pharmacy benefits.