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  1. WORLDIran war’s cost to American taxpayers grows to an estimated $47.1 billion
  2. POLICYSome voters with felony convictions face new rules for the midterms
  3. POLICYFCC commissioner hopes Cyber Trust Mark products reach shoppers within a year
  4. POLICYCMS opens sign-ups for surprise medical billing dispute portal
  5. POLICYA First Amendment Approach to Regulating AI Model Weights
  6. AGENCIESWhite House chooses 11 new fellows to work with agencies on key priorities
  7. AGENCIESFederal Retirement Checklist: 7 key benefits you can’t afford to ignore
  8. COURTSCourt to consider federal inmate’s ability to use habeas to accelerate transfer to a halfway house or home confinement
  9. AGENCIESDHS secretary plans post-election security review
  10. COURTSJustices to decide whether failure to plead an affirmative defense prevents moving for summary judgment on that same defense
  11. AGENCIESFederal workforce cuts linked to lower satisfaction scores across government services
  12. POLICYTwo cheers for “insecure originalism”
  13. POLICYSCOTUS won’t disturb Texas-DOJ deal on deportation proceedings
  14. POLICYBoots Off Ballots: Impact on Civil-Military Relations
  15. COURTSThe Just Security Podcast: Carol Rosenberg on the Past and Future of Guantanamo’s Military Courts
  16. POLICYCan the Attorney General Remove Assistant U.S. Attorneys at Will?
  17. POLICYLawfare Daily: FCC’s Bad Labs Rulemaking with FCC’s Andy Hendrickson and Alice Jou
  18. POLICYTold her baby wouldn’t survive, she had to leave Idaho for an abortion. She’s sharing her story.
  19. POLICYCapitol Ink | Headless Horseman
  20. HILLThe most vulnerable senators of 2026 less than a week before Election Day
  21. POLICYThe 10 most vulnerable House members less than a week before Election Day
  22. AGENCIESIndustry, legal experts urge FAR Council to set standards for AI in federal procurement
  23. AGENCIESHousing projects can involve funding from multiple federal agencies, and sometimes that means a lot of paperwork
  24. POLICYWhite House takes Texas water cybersecurity model to rural hospitals
  25. COURTSCourt declines to restore Biden-era regulation allowing some deportation proceedings to be suspended

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