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NYTIMES (Campbell Robertson and Nick Corasaniti) - In Huge Blow to Democrats, Virginia Court Strikes Down House Map

The decision by the state’s top court is a major victory for Republicans, wiping away a measure approved by voters to allow Democrats to gain as many as four House seats in the midterms.

AXIOS (Sabrina Moreno) - Virginia Supreme Court throws out redistricting referendum results

The Virginia Supreme Court overturned the results of the state's redistricting referendum, which voters narrowly approved last month . Why it matters: The ruling upends one of the most closely watched redistricting fights in the country. - It follows months of legal challenges over whether the referendum was unconstitutional. The big picture: The decision effectively blocks Democrats from redrawing congressional maps mid-decade. - That's after the state spent $5.2 million to pay for the special election, and outside groups raised nearly $100 million to sway voters. - The new map would have been in effect for the November midterms and was expected to shift the state's congressional split from 6-5 favoring Democrats to 10-1. Between…

The Virginia Supreme Court overturned the results of the state's redistricting referendum, which voters narrowly approved last month . Why it matters: The ruling upends one of the most closely watched redistricting fights in the country. - It follows months of legal challenges over whether the referendum was unconstitutional. The big picture: The decision effectively blocks Democrats from redrawing congressional maps mid-decade. - That's after the state spent $5.2 million to pay for the special election, and outside groups raised nearly $100 million to sway voters. - The new map would have been in effect for the November midterms and was expected to shift the state's congressional split from 6-5 favoring Democrats to 10-1. Between…Open

NYTIMES (Helene Cooper) - Pentagon Releases Files on U.F.O.s

The initial files are murky images that show what could be anything. The government said more would be released on a rolling basis.

ABCNEWS - Alleged cyberattack temporarily shuts down Canvas

An alleged cyberattack involving “unauthorized activity” on Canvas caused the site to temporarily shut down on Thursday, officials said.

NPR (The Associated Press) - The U.S. awaits Iran's response as the UAE reports another missile barrage

The Iran war's shaky ceasefire was further strained on Friday as the United Arab Emirates responded to a missile and drone strikes.

The Iran war's shaky ceasefire was further strained on Friday as the United Arab Emirates responded to a missile and drone strikes.Open

ABCNEWS - Trump calls Iran strikes a 'love tap,' says ceasefire still in effect

Trump says attacks on Iran after it targeted US destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz was a "love tap," and said the ceasefire between the two countries is still in effect.

ABCNEWS - WATCH: Mom surprised on ‘GMA’ after opening home to 300-plus foster kids

Rose Diggs, a mom of two who started her own nonprofit organization, is recognized as this year’s “Breakfast in Bed” honoree live on “GMA.”

AXIOS (Ashley Gold) - What's behind Washington's AI safety pivot

The Trump administration appears poised to reshape the U.S. approach to AI security ahead of President Trump's trip to China next week. Why it matters: What happens next could be the turning point for how the Trump White House handles the proliferation of the most advanced AI models in the world. - And there are new reports of possible coordination between the two countries that are fiercely competing on AI development — a signal that neither side wants a dangerous arms race. Driving the news: A fire-alarm moment is happening: - The pro-AI growth administration is realizing it may need more guardrails than originally thought, and may not want to go it alone. - There are new signs that the administration may consider executive action…

The Trump administration appears poised to reshape the U.S. approach to AI security ahead of President Trump's trip to China next week. Why it matters: What happens next could be the turning point for how the Trump White House handles the proliferation of the most advanced AI models in the world. - And there are new reports of possible coordination between the two countries that are fiercely competing on AI development — a signal that neither side wants a dangerous arms race. Driving the news: A fire-alarm moment is happening: - The pro-AI growth administration is realizing it may need more guardrails than originally thought, and may not want to go it alone. - There are new signs that the administration may consider executive action…Open

NYTIMES (Kellen Browning) - California Republican Incumbents Race to the Right as Redistricting Forces Standoff

Forced to fight for political survival because of redistricting, Ken Calvert and Young Kim, both Republicans, are accusing each other of being insufficiently MAGA.