WASHINGTON. AT A GLANCE.

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  1. POLICYWashington’s Overlooked Leverage Over China’s Chip Ambitions
  2. COURTSThe Supreme Court and what constitutes cruel and unusual punishment
  3. POLICYSandy Hook parents file amicus brief on AR-15 bans
  4. POLICYThe Talent Gap: Can government win over the next generation?
  5. AGENCIESGSA left sensitive information in its Google Drive exposed, watchdog finds
  6. POLICYLawfare Daily: The Israeli Elections—What Does it All Mean?
  7. AGENCIESDHS personnel leak exposes contact details and sensitive job information
  8. POLICYCamp Lejeune saga nears end as government seeks to limit damages
  9. COURTSJudge denies Trump administration bid to set aside California votes
  10. POLICYBackers of film tax credit seek action in lame-duck session
  11. AGENCIESOPM staffing losses are still straining agency operations, watchdog finds
  12. AGENCIESDHS bans Swiss cyber firm from federal systems
  13. POLICYCollege students in swing states rally against off-campus voting sites, student ID bans
  14. POLICYCaring for aging parents is getting more expensive
  15. POLICYSome voters with felony convictions face new rules for the midterms
  16. POLICYFCC commissioner hopes Cyber Trust Mark products reach shoppers within a year
  17. AGENCIESWhite House chooses 11 new fellows to work with agencies on key priorities
  18. AGENCIESFederal Retirement Checklist: 7 key benefits you can’t afford to ignore
  19. COURTSCourt to consider federal inmate’s ability to use habeas to accelerate transfer to a halfway house or home confinement
  20. AGENCIESDHS secretary plans post-election security review
  21. COURTSJustices to decide whether failure to plead an affirmative defense prevents moving for summary judgment on that same defense
  22. AGENCIESFederal workforce cuts linked to lower satisfaction scores across government services
  23. POLICYTwo cheers for “insecure originalism”
  24. HILLThe most vulnerable senators of 2026 less than a week before Election Day
  25. POLICYThe 10 most vulnerable House members less than a week before Election Day

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