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  1. POLICYA Wildland Firefighter Ends Montana Democrats’ Three-Decade Drought in the US House
  2. HILLA Clean Air Advocate Will Represent Part of America’s Oil Capital in Congress
  3. POLICYA New Top Priority for House Democrats? Restoring Science
  4. POLICYMishandled Data Means No One Knows if California’s New Pesticide Regulation Protects Workers
  5. POLICYProposition NN and Amendment 87 reverse years of K-12 funding failure at the ballot box
  6. POLICYFederal Movers & Shakers | November 13, 2026
  7. POLICYHouse Democrats seek to block governmentwide NDA proposal
  8. COURTSSupreme Court Will Weigh Trump’s Asylum Ban at U.S.-Mexico Border
  9. POLICYGOP state officials push to revive Trump's mail voting restrictions for 2028 election
  10. HILLTop Aide for a Senator Pushing a Permitting Bill Was Also on Staff at a Pipeline Company
  11. POLICYFederal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume following nationwide ground stop
  12. POLICYDemocratic midterm sweep points to major shifts in food and farm policy
  13. POLICYEthics Watchdog Urges Investigation Into Top Health Official, Alleging Conflict of Interest Over Hormone Therapy Policy
  14. HILLSenate appropriators resuscitate Commerce space tracking program
  15. AGENCIESScalding state review blasts Texas funeral agency’s lax oversight of body donation program
  16. COURTSThe government says it will close a beloved D.C. park Sunday. Will a judge step in?
  17. COURTSSupreme Court agrees to hear case on Trump administration’s suspension of asylum
  18. POLICYBipartisan bill would codify VHA Office of Innovation as a federal lab
  19. COURTSSupreme Court will consider Trump’s executive order suspending asylum access at the southern border
  20. HILLSenate Appropriations Bill Restores WIC Funding, Affirms USDA Oversight
  21. COURTSSupreme Court takes on Trump border ‘invasion’ proclamation
  22. AGENCIESAI is changing both sides of FOIA. Here’s how agencies should prepare.
  23. HILLGerman lawmakers vote to expand spy agency powers for covert operations
  24. WORLDIran tells UN nuclear agency that monitoring cannot proceed while it is under threat
  25. AGENCIESAgencies face a push to send out required federal employee survey

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