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  1. AGENCIESAgencies face a push to send out required federal employee survey
  2. COURTSTrump’s Justice Department faces a new era of scrutiny under a Democratic-led Congress
  3. POLICYFederal Government Could Sell Off Untold Acres of Public Lands
  4. POLICYCampaigners hail landmark Norway ruling against oil licenses
  5. POLICYHow election laws could change now that Democrats are in power in Pennsylvania
  6. COURTSWhat’s next for California’s climate laws following an appeals court split decision
  7. HILLEast Potomac Park Advocates Look to Congress for Allies
  8. AGENCIESGerman parliament passes law giving spy agencies hacking, sabotage powers
  9. POLICYMayors call for federal housing funding — and guardrails to ensure it’s administered
  10. POLICYPodcast: Election Fallout
  11. POLICYSTAT+: HHS plans funding for research into ibogaine for PTSD
  12. COURTSTribal property and the Supreme Court
  13. HILLVan Hollen to challenge Schumer for Senate Democratic leader
  14. HILLLawfare Daily: Aya Ibrahim on Progressive Priorities for the New Democratic Congress, November 13
  15. HILLSTAT+: Senators introduce bill to curb conflicts of interest on preventive care panel
  16. HILLBreaking the Cycle of Corruption: Congress Needs to Show Historic Leadership on Accountability
  17. POLICYMembers of Georgia’s Election Board Have Been Coordinating With Cleta Mitchell’s Network
  18. POLICYThese swing voters have low expectations for divided government
  19. POLICYThese two voter turnout trends explain what happened across the South in the election
  20. POLICYHow the ‘Blue Wave’ Could Shake Up Food and Ag Policy
  21. HILLSolar PAC got revenge on clean energy’s enemies in Congress
  22. HILLChuck Schumer faces challenge for Senate leadership from rival Democrat
  23. HILLChris Van Hollen says he will challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader
  24. POLICYTranscript: Lots of Environmental Groups Oppose the Permitting Bill. This One Doesn’t.
  25. POLICYLegislative Branch bill would hold off on GAO cuts

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