Privacy Fight in Federal Courts: Delaware AG Jay Jones joined a multistate effort that won a temporary restraining order blocking the Trump administration from accessing a database with sensitive records on 17 million commercial drivers, including Social Security and driver’s license numbers, and from cutting over $10 million in federal funding tied to the database operator. Delaware Education Policy: State Rep. Mike Smith urged Gov. Matt Meyer to join a new federal K-12 scholarship tax credit program for 2027, offering up to $1,700 in federal credits for donations to scholarship-granting organizations. School Bus Safety Tech: Goodrich Schools is rolling out stop-arm cameras districtwide, after local data showed drivers passing stopped school buses multiple times a week, with footage routed for enforcement. Delaware Business & Courts: A Delaware Supreme Court decision upheld about $6.9M damages for a former EB-5 investor but trimmed nearly $260K in attorney fees. Corporate Governance: A Delaware Chancery case asks the court to force Astrid Pharma to hold its 2026 annual meeting after years without stockholder director elections. Tech & Delaware Government: UD and state agencies hosted a three-day AI hackathon pairing students with agency teams to build tools for records, customer service, transportation, and more. Delaware LGBTQ+ Commission: Vice chair Vienna Cavazos announced a resignation effective Sept. 12. Business Climate Watch: The Delaware State Chamber released its 2026 “How They Voted” legislative scorecard, grading lawmakers on votes tied to the chamber’s business positions. Patent/Tech Industry: In Delaware federal court, Cytek Biosciences faces post-verdict motions after a jury found infringement on one patent claim but ruled for Cytek on three others.