SpaceX IPO Fallout: SpaceX’s Nasdaq debut sent shares up about 19% to roughly $161 and pushed the company’s value past $2.1 trillion, making Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire as investors bet on satellites, orbital data centers and AI despite heavy losses. Texas Energy & Power: Texas lawmakers and power-watchers are debating whether subsidies are really moving the needle for new gas and coal generation as ERCOT-linked figures show gas buildout is subsidy-driven. Healthcare Costs: A rural hospital network says it will end UnitedHealthcare contracts over “unsustainable” reimbursement rates, raising pressure on community hospitals. Food Safety: Texas AG Ken Paxton opened a glyphosate residue probe into Bayer and PepsiCo via civil demands, while Azuma Foods recalled Tako Wasabi-seasoned octopus in multiple states including Texas due to undeclared fish. Public Safety: A Midland mass shooting suspect, Victor Mata Villarreal, had fired at police days earlier; he was later found dead after a standoff. Agriculture Biosecurity: New World screwworm containment efforts expanded after confirmed cases rose, with quarantines and sterile fly releases ramping up across South Texas. Local Business & Growth: Apollo is reportedly eyeing Austin for a second HQ, and Meta signed a 298MW solar PPA with RWE in Bowie County.