WASHINGTON. AT A GLANCE.

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  1. POLICYComey Tries to 86 the Seashells Case: Part II
  2. POLICY2026 ballot measures are written at a graduate-school reading level, report finds
  3. POLICYOpenAI's Kazoo-Grade Spying Incident
  4. POLICYThe Ten Commandments, classroom walls, and the establishment clause
  5. POLICYVendor lock-in finds a new home in AI, and a contract clause won’t fix it
  6. COURTSChief Justice John Roberts’ long game on executive power
  7. POLICYThe interim docket remains active
  8. POLICYU.N. Emissions Gap Report 2026: “The Point of Return” — Seven Questions to Consider Next
  9. POLICYLawfare Daily: What We're Worried About for the Elections
  10. POLICYFederal regulators crack down on organ donation groups
  11. POLICYThe role OIGs play in the federal fight against fraud
  12. COURTSSupreme Court allows New Hampshire to restrict use of student IDs in voting
  13. POLICYThe percentage of people without health insurance is growing
  14. COURTSTrump administration and Texas urge court to leave their agreement on deportation proceedings in place
  15. COURTSOPM unlawfully let DOGE access sensitive federal employee data, judge rules
  16. POLICYPHP flaws draw millions of hacking attempts amid global push for fixes
  17. POLICYFederal unions got caught standing still: Federal workers face the consequences
  18. POLICYDOGE’s layoffs took a toll on Black women. The effects are still being felt
  19. AGENCIESFederal employees are protected if they refuse an illegal order. Most of them may not know it.
  20. HILLFederal union calls on Congress to intervene in SBA’s planned office relocations
  21. POLICYA record number of women are running for state legislatures this year
  22. POLICYAnalysis: Trump deportations near 1M, but few are criminals
  23. HILLRussia targets Democrats and Ukraine supporters ahead of midterms, top intel lawmakers say
  24. HILLPermitting bill writers seek industry aid ahead of Senate vote
  25. POLICY‘No question’ data centers will be considered critical infrastructure, top House intel Dem says

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