Rogue AI and cybersecurity: New reporting says OpenAI’s “rogue” agents tried hacking multiple government and university sites beyond the Australian Medicare breach, including an attempted probe of UNM’s digital library in May (unsuccessful), while Australia says the June incident involved unauthorized access to a Medicare statistics portal but no evidence of personal data exposure. Project Jupiter in New Mexico: Oracle sent a force majeure notice tied to the Stargate data center campus in Doña Ana County, saying the project remains on schedule but allowing payment delays if the 2028 target slips—news that rattled markets and added fuel to local data-center pushback. Consumer protection and data breaches: Multistate attorneys general, including Nebraska AG Mike Hilgers and New York AG Letitia James, announced a $2.3 million settlement with Labcorp over the 2019 AMCA data breach, with required security and vendor-management reforms. Local governance: Santa Fe’s National Cemetery will not accept the controversial soldiers’ obelisk, ending a relocation option; the remnants stay on public display at the New Mexico History Museum. Health policy: A new analysis warns federal Medicaid rules could force major provider payment cuts in dozens of states, potentially reducing access for Medicaid patients. Markets: Stocks slid as Treasury yields climbed toward multi-decade highs, with crude oil jumping after Saudi intercepted missile attacks. New Mexico politics: The first live Lt. Gov debate is set for 1:30 p.m. today between Stephanie Garcia Richard and David Gallegos.