Medicaid Fight Over Youth Gender Care: A coalition of 21 states (including Delaware) sued the Trump administration over an HHS rule that would block federal Medicaid funds for transgender youth gender-affirming care, with the rule set to take effect Oct. 13. Delaware Gun Law Package: Gov. Matt Meyer signed three bills creating an “Office of Gun Violence Prevention,” allowing “ghost gun” owners to register non-serialized firearms, and tightening dealer requirements and record-keeping. Delaware Privacy Push: Meyer also signed a sensitive-data privacy law restricting sale and processing of data like health, religion, and sexual orientation without clear consent and a “strictly necessary” link to the consumer’s request. Election Administration Under Threat: DHS asked for a federal probe of the pro-voting Center for Election Innovation & Research, alleging misuse of motor-vehicle data tied to ERIC; CEIR denies wrongdoing. Trademark Showdown in Delaware: A federal judge blocked a startup from using “Twitter” but allowed it to use “tweet” and the bird logo in a case involving Musk’s X. Housing/Development Watch: Georgetown is weighing whether to repeal its cottage-homes allowance after a 124-unit proposal faced uncertainty under state and local rules. Public Safety & Courts: Delaware State Police arrested a suspect in the WSFS Bank robbery in Rehoboth Beach; separately, Delaware teachers gained state-law protection when disciplining students unless conduct “shocks the conscience.” Business/Policy: A Delaware privacy and data-center debate continues as EPA considers weakening public comment requirements for data center air permits.