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1. East Potomac, Langston, Rock Creek golf courses remain open to the public after deal (wjla.com) — Public access to D.C.’s East Potomac, Langston, and Rock Creek golf courses is secure for now after a new deal kept National Links Trust in charge. The agreement also greenlights major renovations, and the Washington Commanders are exploring a partnership at Langston to expand facilities and programs.
2. Canvas outage linked to cyberattack disrupts students nationwide (wusa9.com) — Schools and universities in the Washington area briefly lost access to Canvas this week after a cyberattack disrupted the learning platform nationwide, though most had service back by Thursday night. Local students were worried about their personal data, and a former FBI agent is urging Washington-area families to change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and watch for suspicious emails or credit issues.
3. Former Commanders fan-favorite QB retires after $19 million NFL career (sportingnews.com) — Washington football fans are saying goodbye to former Commanders quarterback Taylor Heinicke, the journeyman who became a local favorite after his gritty playoff duel with Tom Brady. Heinicke, who led Washington in several memorable games and earned $19 million over seven NFL seasons, announced his retirement at 33 and thanked Commanders supporters as he moves into his next chapter.
4. Trade court says Trump's 10% global tariffs are unlawful (wbal.com) — A Washington-based federal trade court has ruled President Donald Trump’s global 10% tariffs unlawful, with the Justice Department immediately appealing and the case likely heading to the Federal Circuit in D.C. For Washington residents, the decision highlights another major legal battle unfolding in local federal courts that could affect businesses and consumers nationwide before the tariffs expire in July.
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