Federal Accountability: Rep. Ayanna Pressley introduced a “Survivors’ Rights Restitution Act” to compensate sexual-violence survivors, including victims tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, with a proposed minimum payout of $123,000. Immigration Courts: A Massachusetts federal court temporarily blocked DHS’s “Duration of Status” removal plan for F-1 and J-1 students, keeping the current framework in place while the case heads toward an Oct. 2 status conference. Privacy Fight: A new report highlights backlash against Meta smart glasses and the ease of disabling recording indicators, fueling renewed concerns about hidden-camera surveillance. Massachusetts Courts & Families: A Northborough family says DCF took custody of their teen amid a custody and gender-care dispute, while the Lindsay Clancy case continues with her defense adding a veteran Boston attorney to pursue a double-jeopardy dismissal after a mistrial. Elections & Voting by Mail: Massachusetts AG Maura Healey joined a coalition winning a Supreme Court setback for USPS rules that would have disrupted vote-by-mail systems. Local Labor: Logan Airport subcontractor workers rallied over health insurance costs and coverage gaps, pressing Massport and employers to improve benefits.