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Today: the Supreme Court blocks Missouri's new Republican congressional map while separately letting the Trump administration use a revamped federal voter database; TikTok settles Alabama's child-safety suit for at least $100 million; a federal appeals court upholds the Pentagon's move to blacklist the AI firm Anthropic; Xi Jinping wraps up a U.S. state visit with new Trump summits planned; and the country marks the first Dolly Parton Day. Stories in this episode: - Supreme Court again blocks Missouri's Republican-drawn congressional map https://san.com/cc/scotus-rejects-missouri-gops-map-fearing-it-would-bring-electoral-chaos/ - Supreme Court lets the Trump administration use a revamped federal voter database https://www.cbsnews.com/news/supreme-court-trump-save-database-voter-citizenship/ - TikTok settles Alabama child-safety suit for at least $100 million https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tiktok-alabama-youth-safety-lawsuit-settlement/ - Appeals court upholds the Pentagon's designation of Anthropic as a supply-chain risk https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/09/court-rules-trump-can-blacklist-anthropic-for-refusing-to-enable-claude-features/ - Xi Jinping wraps up his U.S. state visit; Trump says the two will meet again https://www.dw.com/en/xi-wraps-up-us-visit-with-trip-to-national-archives/live-79404511 - The U.S. marks the first Dolly Parton Day https://san.com/cc/america-celebrates-the-queen-of-country-on-dolly-parton-day/