Judge in golf course case says inquiry into DOJ lawyers will proceedwashingtonpost.com· 7h
The Washington Post's developing-stories page reports that U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes said an inquiry into Justice Department lawyers' conduct in the East Potomac Golf Links case would proceed despite the department's objections, with a ruling expected Saturday on preservation groups' request to stop the course's closure. It also covers Microsoft's restoration of a global outage that hit hospitals and schools, two more measles deaths bringing the 2026 toll to at least 10, California's record marine heat wave, Elon Musk's call for Jensen Huang's reinstatement at Nvidia, and phone charging advice.
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- Investors and employees petition Nvidia to reinstate Jensen Huang over spy-affair scandal
- Surfers converge on Mavericks as 50-foot waves hit the California coast
- Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO amid Washington backlash over his China chip campaign
- Microsoft fully restores services after global outage disrupted more than 70 countries
- United States loses measles-elimination status after 12 months of continuous spread
- Tech billionaires and firms distance themselves from Trump after Democratic midterm sweep
- Denny's removes plaque honoring the booth where Nvidia was founded
