Michigan's Democratic Senate primary remains too close to call as progressive Abdul El-Sayed leads moderate Congresswoman Haley Stevens, signaling a shift toward anti-establishment candidates. Meanwhile, the U.S. Army faces depleted stockpiles of precision missiles after six months of conflict, raising concerns about future military readiness. The FDA is deciding whether to approve the first mRNA flu vaccine, a potential breakthrough opposed by Trump administration officials hostile to the technology. Democratic primary voters are rejecting establishment candidates and blaming the party leadership for Trump's previous victory, shifting the ideological balance toward progressive outsiders.