AI Regulation Pressure: A newly public warning from an Anthropic researcher has Congress scrambling for action, with Sen. Bernie Sanders convening a private briefing and Gov. Maura Healey calling for federal “guardrails” before it’s “too late.” Immigration & Public Benefits: States and cities, including New York and a coalition of 22 states, are suing to block a DHS “public charge” rule that would let immigration officials weigh use of Medicaid, SNAP and other benefits against green-card applicants. Vermont Politics/Disclosure: Rep. Laura Sibilia says Koch-linked Americans for Prosperity may be violating Vermont campaign finance and lobbying disclosure rules, asking the attorney general to investigate. Local Governance & Safety: Lincoln residents are pushing back on a proposed 900-foot airstrip at Beta Technologies CEO Kyle Clark’s home, arguing safety and wildlife impacts weren’t adequately addressed. Public Health & Community: Central Vermont’s first “Save a Life Day” in Barre will distribute naloxone and harm-reduction info, while Vermont Special Olympics fall games drew about 200 athletes to St. Albans. Courts & Justice: A Burlington road-rage defendant facing new charges tied to a motorcycle crash goes back to court, and Orleans County sentenced Brownswell Cedano for the 2019 Barton murder. Business & Economy: A free Economic Insights webinar in Montpelier will unpack the Federal Reserve decision and what it means for Vermont employers. Made in Vermont: Wayfarer Bakers in Danville is spotlighted for rotating international bread recipes.