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  1. POLICYDissecting DOJ’s Letter to California Election Officials: Empty Threats of’ Criminal Liability
  2. POLICYThe Rising Islamic State Threat to Europe and the West
  3. POLICYNo Kings shifts strategy from streets to ballot boxes with early voting day of action
  4. COURTSGuantanamo Dispatches: Military Psychiatrist Finds Cole Bombing Case Defendant Competent; Federal Judge Refuses to Intervene
  5. POLICYThe Week That Was
  6. POLICYFAA AI use sparks new reviews into AI safety, workforce shortages
  7. AGENCIESWAEPA expands life insurance options as federal employees review benefits during Open Season
  8. COURTSTrump administration asks justices to determine courts’ ability to vacate federal agency actions
  9. POLICYTech bills of the week: Cutting federal funding for Flock; Making data centers shoulder their power costs; and more
  10. POLICYGovernment’s AI problem is a structure gap, not a skills gap
  11. COURTSCourt unlikely to alter deference to sentencing guidelines commentary
  12. POLICYThe Fed's 35-year open data bet is a model for the AI era
  13. POLICYUtah AI sandbox launches new health care pilots — with question marks
  14. POLICYDemocrats could flip legislative chambers, break GOP supermajorities, analysis finds
  15. AGENCIESAgencies grapple with accelerating cybersecurity landscape
  16. POLICYInvestors often look to past election cycles for clues about market performance
  17. POLICYGetting the Second Amendment right
  18. POLICYTextile Circular Economy: Policy Options for the U.S.
  19. COURTSThe Supreme Court and the midterms
  20. POLICYAn immigration-heavy term
  21. HILL2027-2032 Strategic Plan: Serving Congress and the Nation
  22. POLICYFormer Transportation CIO most proud of creating ‘momentum for change’
  23. POLICYCritical Minerals: Limited Available Information on the Full Extent of Foreign Investment in Mining on Federal Lands
  24. AGENCIESNational Nuclear Security Administration: Reductions to Federal Workforce
  25. AGENCIESFederal Real Property: New Occupancy Data Help Agencies Shed Unneeded Office Space But Gaps Limit the Full Picture

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