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  1. AGENCIESIndustry, legal experts urge FAR Council to set standards for AI in federal procurement
  2. AGENCIESTwenty years, four agencies, one unanswered question
  3. AGENCIESHousing projects can involve funding from multiple federal agencies, and sometimes means a lot of paperwork
  4. AGENCIESGSA unveils token-based OneGov pricing for Claude
  5. AGENCIESCISA gives agencies days to patch critical PHP bugs
  6. POLICYCommunities can win federal grants for resilience projects and still need money
  7. POLICYWhite House takes Texas water cybersecurity model to rural hospitals
  8. POLICYAI won’t make cybersecurity automatic. It will make continuous security smarter.
  9. POLICYNIST issues roadmap for transition to post-quantum encryption standards
  10. POLICYThe U.S.-Taiwan ART’s Export Control Puzzle
  11. AGENCIESCISA gives federal agencies until Thursday to address exploited PHP flaws
  12. POLICYMany Asian American, Pacific Islander women don’t have a reproductive health provider
  13. COURTSCourt declines to restore Biden-era regulation allowing some deportation proceedings to be suspended
  14. POLICYAssessing the first round of oral arguments of the 2026-27 term
  15. COURTSHow Judge Reyes Became the Lorax
  16. POLICYScaling Laws Roadshow at Univ. of Oregon: AI and State Governments with Nik Blosser
  17. COURTSThe Trump administration’s attempt to prevent noncitizen voting and the role of the Supreme Court
  18. POLICYAnother Trump term?
  19. POLICYWhen Military Leaders Fear Speaking Up, Everyone Is at Risk
  20. COURTSThe Supreme Court and prediction markets
  21. POLICY900+ women criminally charged for their conduct during pregnancies
  22. POLICYDefense priorities tied up in lame-duck jumble
  23. POLICYDistrict staffers put on edge by wave of suspicious letters
  24. HILLFifty-fifty, Fetterman and filibuster: What could a split Senate look like?
  25. POLICYTransmission overhaul threads careful needle in permitting bill

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