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  1. COURTS2026 Midterms: Election Integrity Litigation Tracker
  2. WORLDRussia’s Partnership With Iran: Short-Term Gains, Long-Term Losses
  3. POLICYThe Week That Was
  4. POLICYFinal rating changes: 63 races move toward Democrats, 1 toward Republicans
  5. POLICY‘Dangerous:’ CISA official criticizes company’s decision to release PHP bug early
  6. POLICYAir Force kicks off effort to provide free Wi-Fi to Airmen in dorms
  7. POLICYFederal Movers & Shakers | October 30, 2026
  8. COURTSIRS facing new lawsuit over return-to-office policy
  9. HILLTech bills of the week: Creating a Congressional Office of Technology; Enhancing data center transparency; and more
  10. HILLVA professional association asks Congress ‘to pause further deployments’ of new EHR
  11. POLICYDemocrats press OpenAI over safety researcher firings, security incidents
  12. COURTSGuantanamo Dispatches: Trial Judge Finds Defendant in USS Cole Bombing Case Competent to Face Trial
  13. AGENCIESOPM reminds federal employees about rights to report misconduct
  14. AGENCIESFBI is involved in response to $6.3 billion Binance hack linked to North Korea
  15. COURTSJust the Docs: Federal Judge Rejects DOJ Bid to Sequester 20,000 California Mail Ballots
  16. COURTSJustices to debate when an established rule is “previously unavailable” in habeas case
  17. POLICYFive November criminal law arguments, and one last look at the 2025-26 term
  18. POLICYThe November argument session begins on Monday
  19. POLICYEx-government tech leaders pitch new vision for America.gov
  20. POLICYElection officials brace for federal interference but expect to persevere
  21. POLICYElection groups, Democrats dig in on midterm prep
  22. POLICYMaine lobster bill gets an assist from key Texas ally
  23. HILLFor under-50 Senate hopefuls, age isn’t just a number
  24. HILLSenate, House GOP set leadership elections
  25. COURTSGroups ask Supreme Court to leave lower court order in place halting border wall construction in southwestern Texas

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