Michigan Politics: Progressive newcomer Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary, knocking off Rep. Haley Stevens backed by party leadership and heavy outside spending; now the campaign is focused on unity and holding the Trump administration “accountable” with subpoena power, while national Democrats and allies like Gov. Gavin Newsom signal outside support. Election Money & Messaging: Sen. Bernie Sanders urged Democrats to ban super PAC spending in party primaries, arguing groups like AIPAC distort nominations—setting up a high-stakes fight over who shapes the Michigan race. Healthcare & Business: Henry Ford Health and the University of Michigan sued CVS, alleging the pharmacy giant kept about $95 million from a federal drug pricing program meant to help indigent and uninsured patients. Food & Consumer Safety: The FDA detailed a major cyclospora-linked Taylor Farms recall affecting nearly 240,000 cases of lettuce and naming major retailers and restaurant chains. Manufacturing & Jobs Impact: A study says Trump-era tariffs cost the average Indiana household $2,600 and hit manufacturing jobs—highlighting similar pressure on Michigan’s auto-heavy economy. Local Economy: Detroit microbrewery Brewery Faisan is closing and selling its facility for $1.295 million; in West Michigan, Fox 17 meteorologist Kevin Craig says layoffs and burnout ended his run. Corporate Change: WK Kellogg will remove artificial colors and BHT from its cereal lineup by end of 2026, ahead of schedule.