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- POLICYTwo cheers for “insecure originalism”
- POLICYSCOTUS won’t disturb Texas-DOJ deal on deportation proceedings
- POLICYCan the Attorney General Remove Assistant U.S. Attorneys at Will?
- POLICYLawfare Daily: FCC’s Bad Labs Rulemaking with FCC’s Andy Hendrickson and Alice Jou
- POLICYTold her baby wouldn’t survive, she had to leave Idaho for an abortion. She’s sharing her story.
- POLICYCapitol Ink | Headless Horseman
- HILLThe most vulnerable senators of 2026 less than a week before Election Day
- POLICYThe 10 most vulnerable House members less than a week before Election Day
- AGENCIESIndustry, legal experts urge FAR Council to set standards for AI in federal procurement
- AGENCIESTwenty years, four agencies, one unanswered question
- AGENCIESHousing projects can involve funding from multiple federal agencies, and sometimes means a lot of paperwork
- AGENCIESGSA unveils token-based OneGov pricing for Claude
- AGENCIESCISA gives agencies days to patch critical PHP bugs
- POLICYCommunities can win federal grants for resilience projects and still need money
- POLICYWhite House takes Texas water cybersecurity model to rural hospitals
- POLICYAI won’t make cybersecurity automatic. It will make continuous security smarter.
- POLICYNIST issues roadmap for transition to post-quantum encryption standards
- POLICYThe U.S.-Taiwan ART’s Export Control Puzzle
- AGENCIESCISA gives federal agencies until Thursday to address exploited PHP flaws
- POLICYMany Asian American, Pacific Islander women don’t have a reproductive health provider
- COURTSCourt declines to restore Biden-era regulation allowing some deportation proceedings to be suspended
- COURTSThe Trump administration’s attempt to prevent noncitizen voting and the role of the Supreme Court
- COURTSThe Supreme Court and prediction markets
- HILLFifty-fifty, Fetterman and filibuster: What could a split Senate look like?
- POLICYTransmission overhaul threads careful needle in permitting bill