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  1. POLICYFederal Movers & Shakers | October 23, 2026
  2. AGENCIESFederal employees: What’s changing in FEHB for 2027 (and ways to save)
  3. POLICYNavy’s tech playbook serves as ‘toolkit’ for rest of government
  4. COURTSA court has temporarily halted plans affecting the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center
  5. POLICYTech bills of the week: Preventing AI model theft; Regulating AI-generated political content; and more
  6. AGENCIESFLRA rules against HHS on telework, flags fake citations in agency brief
  7. POLICYNOAA seeks to improve weather forecasting through cloud migration
  8. AGENCIESAgriculture secretary says agency is ‘full-bore ahead’ on Forest Service reorganization
  9. AGENCIES(US)AI becomes GSA's first direct OneGov contract with a small business
  10. POLICY​Israel’s Destruction of Gaza and the Moral Decline of Zionism
  11. AGENCIESCISA vulnerability response chief departing agency after nearly six years
  12. POLICYComey Tries to 86 the Seashells Case: Part II
  13. POLICY2026 ballot measures are written at a graduate-school reading level, report finds
  14. POLICYOpenAI's Kazoo-Grade Spying Incident
  15. POLICYThe Ten Commandments, classroom walls, and the establishment clause
  16. COURTSChief Justice John Roberts’ long game on executive power
  17. POLICYThe interim docket remains active
  18. POLICYU.N. Emissions Gap Report 2026: “The Point of Return” — Seven Questions to Consider Next
  19. POLICYLawfare Daily: What We're Worried About for the Elections
  20. POLICYFederal regulators crack down on organ donation groups
  21. COURTSSupreme Court allows New Hampshire to restrict use of student IDs in voting
  22. POLICYBills aimed at rebuffing Trump’s Russia waivers filed in House
  23. HILLSenate Democratic candidates keep the cash flowing, new filings show
  24. HILLDOJ says former FBI officials lied to Congress about Hunter Biden probe
  25. COURTSTrump administration and Texas urge court to leave their agreement on deportation proceedings in place

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