World Cup & Boston nightlife: Mayor Michelle Wu’s plan to let bars and restaurants apply for a one-hour later last call up to 3 a.m. through July is rolling out as the city braces for packed summer crowds. City Hall budget fight: Boston City Council approved $11.8 million in amendments to Wu’s $4.9 billion budget, even as protesters disrupted the meeting and pushed back on youth job cuts. Local business expansion: Wonder, a fast-growing national food hall chain, is set to open in Worcester in the former Boston Market space after the licensing commission unanimously approved its application. Tech, jobs, and inequality: Sen. Elizabeth Warren renewed scrutiny of billionaire wealth and Meta’s layoffs after Zuckerberg’s yacht arrived in Seattle the same day 1,400 jobs were cut. Immigration & enforcement pressure: The Secure America Act signed by Trump boosts ICE funding and expands 287(g) agreements, drawing concern from mayors about transparency and due process. Public safety: A teenage e-bike crash in Hingham left a 4-year-old with a shattered arm, while South Boston rallied after kids’ lemonade stand was robbed at gunpoint. AI policy debate: A Massachusetts lawmaker’s push for national AI safeguards is colliding with arguments that states should keep regulatory power while Congress stalls. Sports business note: Aroldis Chapman’s comments keep the Red Sox–Yankees trade chatter alive as the closer weighs what would make a return to New York feel right.