WASHINGTON. AT A GLANCE.

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  1. POLICYWith fewer public defenders, indigent defendants pay the price
  2. COURTSSupreme Court agrees to hear watchdog lawsuit seeking records on Elon Musk’s DOGE
  3. HILLIs Congress losing control over the spending power of the purse?
  4. POLICYA new phase of government AI adoption could bring a very different budget reality
  5. POLICYHalf of workers potentially eligible for federal disability benefits don’t apply, survey finds
  6. COURTSWitnessing a reorientation of the First and Second Amendments on the Roberts court
  7. POLICYArmy creates new formations to test autonomous warfare
  8. POLICYA new bill would supercharge customer service at the IRS
  9. COURTSA snapshot of the Supreme Court's 2025-26 interim relief docket – and some surprises on it
  10. POLICYClosing Pay-to-Play Loopholes: Strengthening the Ban on Federal Contractor Political Spending
  11. POLICYAmid ‘time of transition,’ Freedom Caucus sees room to grow its influence
  12. POLICYU.S. Government Responds to Maduro’s Immunity Arguments
  13. POLICYFederal Law Enforcement: CBP and ICE Should Improve Body-Worn Camera Program Management
  14. POLICYThese states could elect their first female governors this year
  15. POLICYTop Dems press VA for answers on $17B EHR modernization contract boost
  16. POLICYOmar home search raises fears about election season probes
  17. AGENCIESFBI disrupts North Korean ‘laptop farm’ used to infiltrate US companies
  18. POLICYHouse’s most vulnerable Republicans haven’t deviated from Trump on 2026 votes
  19. POLICYSuddenly competitive Iowa now pivotal to midterm election
  20. COURTSJustices grant three cases
  21. POLICY‘Labor guides’ can help dispel myths pregnant women find online
  22. POLICYBuilding the foundation for autonomous operations
  23. POLICYThe Russian Bots Went Silent. Or Did They?
  24. POLICYEthiopia’s Fragile Peace Has Broken – But This is Not the 2020-2022 Conflict
  25. POLICYWorld Bank Group Doubles Down on Risky Strategy Despite Microlending Gaps

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