Congress & Voting Rights: Senators ended a predawn standoff over President Trump’s push for a strict proof-of-citizenship voting bill, with GOP leaders now aiming to fold parts of it into a broader budget package when Congress returns in September. Utah Politics & Data Centers: State Rep. Jason Thompson is seeking to rein in the Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA), arguing it has stretched beyond its military mission after the Stratos Project data-center controversy. Daylight Saving Fight: Park City lawmakers are watching the Sunshine Protection Act advance, but Utah ski operators warn permanent daylight saving time could disrupt morning safety checks that depend on natural light. Local Aid & Housing: Utah families donated diapers for the Utah Diaper Bank, and attendees toured 11 new tiny homes at The Other Side Village for people transitioning out of homelessness. Utah Economy & Jobs: The Utah Small Business Credit Initiative says it deployed most of its Tranche 2 funding and is preparing Tranche 3, citing job creation across rural counties. Beef Industry Shock: Tyson Foods plans to close a Joslin, Illinois plant and a Utah case-ready facility as it consolidates amid a historic cattle shortage. Wildlife & Health: Utah’s fall deer and elk hunt dates are set to begin Aug. 15, with the Division of Wildlife Resources highlighting improving mule deer numbers in parts of the state.