Starship's new launch license has just dropped, and the FAA has now removed Lightning as one of Starship's launch hazards. This is huge for both Florida and Louisiana launch sites, as both states are the lightning capitals of the US
I think what most Rocket Lab stockholders are missing is the capabilities of the two proposals.
You can summarize it like this: Blue’s proposal was designed for long-term use and next-generation exploration missions, with larger capacity and flexibility. Rocket Lab’s advantage was that it could do it quickly using older technology it had used before, making it simpler.
Blue deserved the win because it's proposal was thinking far ahead, sure Rocket Lab could potentially make theirs faster, but it doesn't mean it would be better.
“NASA is repurposing the Orion stage adapter and launch vehicle stage adapter structural test articles for the Artemis III mission.”
This article finally confirmed suspicions and rumors of reusing the old test articles!!