WASHINGTON. AT A GLANCE.

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The selected headlines and source versions when this edition was published.

  1. POLICYElection officials brace for federal interference but expect to persevere
  2. WORLDOfficials suspect Iran in series of cyberattacks on military base freezers
  3. POLICY‘Medically frail’ Medicaid enrollees won’t have to prove they can’t work to keep coverage
  4. AGENCIESOPM formally discontinues Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey
  5. HILLFBI Agents Charged Over Lying to Congress: A Hearing Diary
  6. POLICYUS signs emerging technology deal with Finland
  7. COURTSGroups ask Supreme Court to leave lower court order in place halting border wall construction in southwestern Texas
  8. AGENCIESPentagon investigates suspected cyberattack behind military freezer failures
  9. POLICYAI safety depends on government capacity. Washington is weakening it.
  10. POLICYCan federal IT modernization deliver on its promises?
  11. POLICYTrump administration has slow-walked 380K potential immigrant voters
  12. POLICYChrissy Teigen joins Idaho women who needed abortions in final push for ballot initiative
  13. AGENCIESDHS leak exposes contact information on intelligence personnel
  14. POLICYFederal security leaders team up as post-quantum deadlines tighten
  15. AGENCIESOPM looks to recruit the next generation of federal employees
  16. POLICYHouse Democrats call on Trump to preserve AI chatbot records
  17. COURTSCourt to hear argument in religious discrimination challenge brought by Catholic preschools in Colorado
  18. COURTSWhy is the Government Hiding Court Rebuke on Warrantless FISA Surveillance?
  19. COURTSThe Supreme Court and what constitutes cruel and unusual punishment
  20. POLICYSandy Hook parents file amicus brief on AR-15 bans
  21. POLICYWhat Leaders Can do Now and Next to Lower Risks of Election Violence
  22. HILLHearing probes charges of FBI agents lying to Congress
  23. POLICYCamp Lejeune saga nears end as government seeks to limit damages
  24. POLICYOnline exploitation bill backers gear up for lame-duck push
  25. COURTSCourt to consider federal inmate’s ability to use habeas to accelerate transfer to a halfway house or home confinement

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