AG Data Privacy Fight: Delaware AG Nick Brown and 23 AGs won a preliminary injunction blocking federal agencies from demanding sensitive driver data from 17 million commercial drivers and from cutting over $10M in funding tied to AAMVA. Federal Health Policy: Trump signed an order to issue $500 Obamacare refunds to nearly 1 million people in federal-exchange states, including Delaware, tied to alleged overcharges from Biden-era user fees. Chesapeake Bay Overhaul: Trump revoked a 2009 Chesapeake Bay restoration framework, prompting pushback from Maryland officials and shifting federal priorities toward direct pollution-reduction projects. Local Courtroom Win: Wilmington City Councilman James Spadola keeps his at-large seat after a Chancery Court ruling that council can’t remove him over a party switch. Delaware Politics & Elections: Delaware’s GOP House District 33 primary recount confirmed Morgan Hudson’s 1017–1010 win; she faces Democrat Joshua Pennington in November. Public Safety & Courts: A Delaware bankruptcy judge is set to approve Simply Interior’s Chapter 11 liquidation plan, using litigation proceeds to pay creditors. Housing Pressure: State plans to boost housing production are colliding with strained Sussex County roads, with officials pointing to new state leverage and funding. Consumer Protection: AG Schwalb announced Delaware’s participation in a $694M multistate settlement with Credit Acceptance over auto-loan practices that allegedly set buyers up to fail. Health Watch: CDC reported 3,471 measles cases nationwide as of Sept. 17, with Delaware among jurisdictions reporting cases. Gov Appointment: Gov. Matt Meyer nominated Mark H. Hudson to the Sussex County Family Court, pending Senate confirmation.