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Bureau: Washington
Two weeks after the Trump administration fired all 22 members of the National Science Board, no court filing has landed and the OMB silence on Whitehouse's parallel referral holds.
Four days after a federal district judge tied the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to the Bondi compulsory-process memo, the Justice Department has filed nothing.
Three days from prelim, DOJ added a §924(c)(1)(A)(iii) discharge count Tuesday and DHS's April 27 Iran-war motive note sits inside the federal docket.
T-8 to the May 16 cliff: OFAC's Russia oil waiver stands, OFAC has now told U.S. persons explicitly not to pay Iran's new strait toll, and the Iran-deal week runs through both.
The civilian-agency executive order is in active table-reads while the Pentagon CTO says no — and Mythos is the carve-out that lets both lines run at once.
Day 14 of OMB silence on the Antideficiency Act letter — the institutional rebuke now crosses two full weeks without a court filing.
Day 4 since the Pulitzer slate — Trump's Truth Social feed runs Iran and Pope Leo, the Florida discovery schedule does the talking instead.