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  1. POLICYHouse Financial Services Dem seeks Fed open-source demos, real-time data
  2. POLICYMendoza unseats Ciscomani in Arizona House race
  3. COURTSNYC pied-a-terre tax notices get an appeals court green light
  4. COURTSMinnesota high court urged to shield negative Google reviews from defamation suits
  5. HILLLawmakers demand answers from Air Force on cuts to China Aerospace Studies Institute
  6. POLICYWhen You Can’t Work: Understanding your federal disability benefits before the unexpected
  7. HILLDHS to face aggressive investigations, oversight in next Congress
  8. HILLVirginia lawmakers assess misuse of automated license plate readers
  9. HILLCan the new Congress help lower mortgage rates?
  10. HILLTech policy coalition calls for new Congress to set AI safety standards
  11. POLICY“Guess my election-interfering space lasers didn’t work this time.”
  12. POLICYStates Face a Road Funding Cliff as Federal Infrastructure Law Expires
  13. COURTSKalshi court losses pile up as judges refuse to block state gambling laws
  14. AGENCIESNew project uses resignation letters to document how federal employees experienced a period of major change
  15. HILLMissouri Voters Just Made It Much Harder for Lawmakers to Overturn Citizen-Led Initiatives
  16. COURTSTrump administration held talks with Iran on deporting Iranians during the war, court documents show
  17. AGENCIESHackers are targeting refrigerators worldwide, US agencies warn
  18. COURTSCourt leans toward narrow ruling on inmate’s use of habeas for accelerated transfer to a halfway house or home confinement
  19. HILLAfter taking control of Congress, Democrats vow major probes into Trump’s ‘tentacles of corruption’
  20. COURTSRights court holds Ukraine liable for deadly acid attack on activist
  21. COURTSFederal judge allows Army Corps to drain Oregon lake
  22. AGENCIESUS agencies warn of refrigeration hacks amid suspected attacks on military bases
  23. POLICYSTAT+: Two No Surprises Act arbitrators lose government contracts to decide payment disputes
  24. POLICYGovernment is recruiting for skills it says are in short supply — after cutting workforce
  25. HILLAlaskans are waiting for more votes in Senate and governor's races. Both could go to ranked tabulations

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