WASHINGTON. AT A GLANCE.

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  1. POLICYWill an ability to hold federal officers accountable survive this term?
  2. POLICYHow to Steal an Election
  3. POLICYThe border wall dispute isn’t fit for the emergency docket
  4. COURTSJohn Eastman’s Most Dangerous Supreme Court Case Yet
  5. COURTSCourt won’t intervene in California ballot dispute
  6. POLICYParty control of state leadership could flip across the country
  7. COURTS2026 Midterms: Election Integrity Litigation Tracker
  8. POLICYAt the Races: It’s almost over
  9. POLICYIn California’s Central Valley, Democrats hope to harvest fruits of Proposition 50
  10. POLICYRoll Call’s election night guide
  11. POLICYCapitol Ink | Election Observer-In-Chief
  12. POLICYGovernment watchdog backs Air Force decision to limit contract bids to cleared companies
  13. HILLIndustry groups urge Congress to renew cyber threat-sharing law through defense authorization
  14. POLICYData centers are the digital steel of the AI century. America can't stop building them.
  15. COURTSCourt will hear arguments in January on six-person juries, religious zoning dispute
  16. POLICYFederal IT needs a new measure of success: Agility
  17. AGENCIESAgencies were told to go multi-cloud without the engineers to make the move
  18. POLICYTech companies brace for AI-driven election misinformation
  19. POLICYFor election officials, Election Day is where months of preparation are put to the test
  20. POLICYAfter sex, many girls and young women try to avoid pregnancy with unproven methods
  21. POLICYFew apartments are open for low-income renters, but cost drops in some cities
  22. COURTSSupreme Court declines Trump administration's request to intervene in California ballot dispute
  23. POLICYMedicare’s AI-assisted coverage review pilot hit early snags, documents show
  24. POLICYElection results decide who holds power. What comes next determines how they’ll use it.
  25. COURTSJudge dismisses suit alleging FBI officials lied to Congress as ‘rush job’

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