Alex Reynolds sold more than half a million Harvest Foods shares and realized a $47.6 million loss. Twenty-five minutes later, Kyle Fitzgerald bought 67,042 shares. Same company. Very different conclusions.

Noah Stewart examines Bob Hastings selling policing support with accountability still stuck in the fine print, then surveys transparency bills, flood prevention, telehealth, and public officials shopping big.

The DFL says its Season 7 media agreement will provide equal $2.5 million payments to each of its 12 franchises, up from $1.8 million per team last season.

Noah Stewart digs into Michigan’s workforce bill, where unanimous support is forming around protections nobody has bothered to define. Plus DFL championship news, close-game confidence, and counterfeit couture.

The DFL is taking its Season 6 championship to St. Louis, putting the league’s biggest game on a neutral national stage. The venue is settled; the more interesting question is whether this is the start of a bigger national strategy.