Ohio Politics: Outgoing Ohio AG Dave Yost is resigning early to join a Christian legal advocacy group, framing his exit around a GOP race that increasingly hinges on President Trump’s endorsements. UK Governance: The UK government is set to release confidential papers tied to Prince Andrew’s former trade envoy role, reopening questions lawmakers raised after Epstein-era allegations. Middle East Diplomacy: Iran’s diplomacy is gaining regional backing as ceasefire talks and pressure around Netanyahu’s war push continue, with Qatar and Pakistan positioning mediation at the center. Local Enforcement: In England, Bournemouth/Poole/Christchurch councils say they’re still waiting on a government decision over tougher parking fines after a seafront trial—pushing for stronger powers before summer. Housing Costs (NZ): New Zealand’s government is lifting social housing rents from 25% to 30% of income from April, aiming to fund higher accommodation supplement costs. Public Services (UK): Rachel Reeves is rolling out “Great British Summer Savings,” including free bus travel for children across England in August. Rivers State (Nigeria): A TV host says Nyesom Wike has become the dominant force in Rivers politics, with party lines blurring after Fubara’s moves.