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Mail-Voting Fight: A federal judge again blocked Trump’s mail-voting executive order, stopping the USPS from enforcing key parts nationwide and creating fresh legal pressure as the Nov. 3 midterms near. Local Courts & Speech: The Kennedy Center must pay jazz musician Chuck Redd about $252,480 in fees after a D.C. judge dismissed the Center’s politically charged lawsuit tied to its Trump-name controversy. Reflecting Pool Fallout: The White House has asked DOJ to consider new charges against David Hearn after prosecutors dropped the case, arguing over whether damage came from vandalism or a botched contractor installation. Public Safety: Prince George’s County police arrested six people tied to a multi-jurisdiction retail theft ring allegedly hitting 100+ businesses and stealing more than $500,000. Health & Research: Vanderbilt Health is enrolling a trial for a C. diff vaccine aimed at protecting older adults from a major hospital infection. Health Policy: A new federal rule bars Medicaid and CHIP funding for gender-affirming care for low-income minors, reshaping access nationwide. Lottery: Powerball keeps climbing after no jackpot winner, with Wednesday’s prize now estimated near $975 million.

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