Voting Rights on the Mall: Thousands rallied at the Lincoln Memorial for the 63rd anniversary of the March on Washington, with speakers warning that voting rights are being weakened and urging people to “restore the dream” and protect the right to vote. D.C. Community Impact: D.C. Scores says it’s pausing after-school programs at nine schools after a tough fundraising year, leaving some students without its soccer, poetry, and service-learning activities. Federal Court & Elections Fight: Nevada AG Aaron Ford led a coalition response after the Supreme Court let key parts of Trump’s elections-related executive order proceed for now, while separate court action temporarily blocked USPS mail-voting requirements. AI, Defense, and the Courts: A federal judge struck down the Pentagon’s ban and “supply-chain risk” designation tied to Anthropic’s Claude, calling the move illegal. World War II Memorial Case: A Kentucky woman accused of spray-painting the World War II Memorial was indicted on federal counts, with prosecutors citing damage and cleanup costs. Immigration Enforcement Scrutiny: New reporting says ICE arrests in July hit record levels and that many detainees had no criminal record.