MPD Crime Data Overhaul: The D.C. Inspector General says MPD ran for years without basic safeguards to keep crime classifications and reporting accurate, calling it a “prolonged, systemic breakdown” and pointing to shut-down review controls and outdated policies. Election Integrity Push: A House panel is demanding classified briefings on noncitizen voting and alleged foreign interference, asking DHS for counts and cyber risks tied to voting systems. HIV Funding Fight: 113 House members, led by Pocan, Frankel, Randall and Takano, urge OMB to stop rerouting about $46 million in community HIV prevention grants away from local organizations. Education Department Clash: Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s bill to block key parts of a Trump plan to move special education and K-12 programs out of the Education Department advanced toward a full Senate vote. Immigration Courts vs. DHS: Haitian TPS termination dates are in dispute, with DHS announcements clashing with claims that court injunctions still bar ending protections. Local Appointments: DCHFA named Steve Clinton and Ed Fisher to its board and reappointed Carri Robinson. Science Advocacy: Stand Up for Science criticized a Fauci congressional hearing and is running rapid-response workshops for public comments on NSF grant rules. Travel & Culture: The State Department says limited-edition, Trump-branded 250th birthday passports will roll out nationwide next month; and the Mubadala DC Open’s Alex Eala drew major fan interest in Washington.