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Trump Appoints Staff Secretary Will Scharf as White House Counsel★ Nevada Governor Declares Emergency as Washoe County Wildfires Expand Rapidly★ Alaska Distributes First Rural Health Transformation Awards as Program Ramps Up★ Army Corps Approves Enbridge Tunnel Permit for Michigan Strait Pipeline Replacement★ U.S. Budget Deficit Surges to Highest Monthly Level Since Spring 2021★ Massachusetts Towns Push Back on Data Center Expansion Amid Power and Water Concerns★ Maryland Counties Impose Data Center Restrictions as Communities Push Back★ Nebraska Regents Seek $166M in Additional State Funding for 2027-29 Budget Cycle★ Trump Appoints Staff Secretary Will Scharf as White House Counsel★ Nevada Governor Declares Emergency as Washoe County Wildfires Expand Rapidly★ Alaska Distributes First Rural Health Transformation Awards as Program Ramps Up★ Army Corps Approves Enbridge Tunnel Permit for Michigan Strait Pipeline Replacement★ U.S. Budget Deficit Surges to Highest Monthly Level Since Spring 2021★ Massachusetts Towns Push Back on Data Center Expansion Amid Power and Water Concerns★ Maryland Counties Impose Data Center Restrictions as Communities Push Back★ Nebraska Regents Seek $166M in Additional State Funding for 2027-29 Budget Cycle★

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