Oakland Café Suspends Operations as Civil-Rights Cases Continue

Today’s lead: an Oakland café accused of excluding Jewish patrons has suspended operations indefinitely while facing three antisemitism lawsuits. The owners say they intend to reopen but provided no date, leaving permanence unresolved.

Also tracking: renewed U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets, JLens’ new corporate benchmark for Jewish-worker support, and mandatory antisemitism training at Haverford College.

In the wire: Qatar’s cultural influence operation in Venice, the Massachusetts progressive primary sweep, and congressional fault lines over the DSA and Houthi deterrence.