Reflecting Pool Fallout in D.C.: The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool repair effort is in crisis again, with President Trump claiming a “350-foot gash” and saying multiple people were arrested or cited after alleged vandalism—while reporters note the administration’s claims are hard to verify as workers deal with an algae bloom and the clock to July 4. Immigration Courts in D.C.: A federal appeals court cleared the way for Trump to expand fast-track deportations nationwide, overturning a lower-court block and reigniting due-process concerns from immigrant-rights groups. Voting Data Fight: A federal judge dismissed a Justice Department bid to force Maryland to hand over detailed voter records, adding to a string of setbacks for the administration in similar cases. Homeland Security Push: The House Homeland Security Committee is set to mark up 19 bipartisan bills aimed at reshaping DHS intelligence and analysis, modernizing TSA, and boosting terror readiness. Local Water Health Win: The Lead Service Line Replacement Collaborative recognized 16 leaders and programs for accelerating lead service line removals, highlighting ongoing health risks from lead in drinking water. D.C. Border Security Case: CBP officers at Dulles found child sexual exploitation and bestiality material on a traveler’s phone, leading to arrests by MWAA Police. Entertainment With D.C. Ties: New Supergirl film clips are drawing backlash from fans for seemingly revealing major plot moments ahead of release.