Trump administration has pledged to crack down on vandalism and protests against Elon Musk’s car company

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Austin residents are beginning the first full work week of June with a sweltering forecast. Sunshine and cloud cover will dominate the day, with temperatures expected to reach the upper 90s. The combination of heat and humidity will make it feel as though the temperature is closer to 100 degrees. Evening clouds are anticipated, and overnight lows will remain in the mid-70s. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible throughout the week, and warm conditions are set to persist. Law enforcement reports an incident where a man used a homemade flamethrower while shouting “Free Palestine” and launched an incendiary device towards a group demonstrating for Israeli hostages in Gaza. Eight individuals sustained injuries, including burns. Legislation granting Texas greater control over energy transactions between power generators and major electricity consumers is headed to Gov. Greg Abbott. Senate Bill 6 incorporates revisions agreed upon by the Texas Legislature and outlines updated methods for evaluating electricity availability to ERCOT, enabling the grid manager to potentially curtail power to industrial users during emergencies. Poppi, an Austin-based prebiotic soda company, has resolved a class action lawsuit with an $8.9 million settlement. The lawsuit, initiated by a consumer in June 2024, claimed the company misrepresented the gut health advantages of its products. The ATX TV Festival hosted author E. Lockhart and showrunners Julie Plec and Carina Adly MacKenzie for a preview of their upcoming series, "We Were Liars."