Meta AI Layoff Lawsuit: 26 current and former Meta employees sued in federal court, alleging AI and productivity metrics disproportionately targeted workers with disabilities and people on medical or family leave; they’re seeking a temporary halt while claims proceed through arbitration, and Meta denies the allegations. D.C. Sports & Housing: The D.C. Council proposed a $620M Audi Field expansion—adding a roof, 8,000 seats, and an all-weather canopy—plus 467 new housing units tied to the project. Robocall Crackdown: Kentucky AG Russell Coleman said the state joined a 48-state coalition urging the FCC to tighten rules on scam calls and texts, including stronger certification for phone-number resellers. USDA “Farmers First” Updates: USDA announced improvements to disaster assistance and commodity loan programs via the Farm Service Agency, including expanded coverage and higher Marketing Assistance Loan rates. SNAP Transparency Fight: A report says multiple states, including D.C., are still refusing SNAP data sharing requested by USDA, with new state-by-state enforcement cases underway. Local Community Pride: Disability Pride Washington drew 40+ vendors and nonprofits to promote accessible services and community connections. Meta Tech Governance Debate: Commentary highlights the governance gap as frontier AI grows, arguing public-interest oversight can’t rely on markets alone.