Energy & Prices: The U.S. average regular gas price dipped below $4 a gallon for the first time since March after the U.S.-Iran interim deal, but analysts warn normalization could take months and pre-war levels may not return until 2027. Policy & Markets: The Fed held rates steady in Kevin Warsh’s first meeting, but a hawkish tone is pushing expectations for more tightening—raising pressure on other central banks like South Korea’s. Consumer Economy: Retail sales rose in May (about 0.9%), while Iowa’s unemployment fell to 3.2%, a sign of steady hiring that matters for household budgets. Food & Retail: Pulmuone Foods USA reported 16.8% growth in U.S. tofu revenues through May as plant-based protein demand keeps climbing; 505 green chile also expanded into select Walmart stores. Tech & Power for Consumers: Federal regulators backed faster grid connections for AI data centers, a move that could shape electricity costs and availability. Workforce & Training: Ferris State launched free CNC machining bootcamps to address the skilled trades shortage. AI & Trust: A survey found 67% of people spot misleading info from AI, while another poll says many ChatGPT users plan to buy AI company stock. Local Gas Watch: GasBuddy reports show big regional swings, with some counties seeing regular prices near $3.05 while others remain well above $4.