White House Security: Federal prosecutors say a planned drone-and-sniper attack on President Donald Trump’s White House UFC event was disrupted, with court papers describing explosives-laden drones, maps, and a “safe house” plan; among those charged are a Nebraska man, Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez of Omaha, plus suspects in Ohio, Missouri and California, and authorities say the investigation is still active. Nebraska Agriculture Policy: Senators Pete Ricketts and Deb Fischer helped introduce the FENCE Act to expand USDA Emergency Conservation Program options to include virtual fencing for farmers and ranchers. Ag Data Protection: Gov. Jim Pillen and ag leaders celebrated passage of LB 525, setting rules to protect the collection and use of agricultural data. Wildfire Update: Gov. Pillen visited the South Fork Fire for an operational update, praising hotshot crews and noting ranching families have been affected. Local Government: A Nebraska property valuation protest deadline is June 30, 2026, with filings handled through county boards of equalization. UNL Research: Husker scientists unveiled a low-cost swine influenza vaccine approach using DNA in lipid nanoparticles, aiming to strengthen protection for Nebraska’s swine sector. Sports (Omaha): Georgia shut out Texas 2-0 in an MCWS elimination game, while West Virginia routed Troy 12-0.