Arlington, Va., Washington, D.C. and Minneapolis are America's fittest cities, per the latest annual report from the American College of Sports Medicine and the Elevance Health Foundation.

• That's based on parks and recreation infrastructure, environmental conditions, residents' health indicators, and more across the 100 biggest cities.

🌃 The big picture: There are "two types of cities," the report finds.

• "One where healthy choices are built into everyday life, and another where structural barriers continue to limit long-term health."

Zoom in: The top-ranked cities tend to have lower obesity and chronic disease rates, more walking and biking activity, and better parks and rec access.

📈 2026's biggest climbers: Richmond, Va. (+20 spots, to No. 20), Charlotte, N.C. (+19 spots, to No. 42), Virginia Beach, Va. (+18 spots, to No. 61), and Durham, N.C. (+17 spots, to No. 49).

• The biggest drops: Orlando, Fla. (-19 spots, to No. 65); Laredo, Texas (-18 spots, to No. 88) and Jacksonville, Fla. (-16 spots, to No. 84).

Former ACSM President Stella Volpe said in a statement accompanying the report: "The cities that consistently rank at the top aren't succeeding because of one program or one investment."

• "They've built systems that support healthier living over time. They are the ones creating environments where physical activity can easily become a part of everyday routines."

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Half of all ICE field offices now have body cameras for agents, with the rest expected to get them within 60 days, Axios' Brittany Gibson reports.

• That's after ICE agents fatally shot two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis earlier this year. Two more people were killed this month in Texas and Maine, where officers weren't wearing cameras.

📷 Former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem ordered immediate body camera use in Minneapolis in February, pledging to expand the technology nationwide.

• Congress then budgeted an extra $20 million for DHS in April to provide body cameras to ICE agents.

A DHS spokesperson said: "ICE will ensure each arrest team has an individual wearing a body camera. Ensuring all of our ICE law enforcement officers have body cameras nationwide is a top priority for DHS."

• The agency said that the recent federal government shutdowns slowed the camera rollout.

Critics say ICE's camera delays are unacceptable amid questions about agents' training and competency.

• Rep. Sylvia Garcia (D-Texas), who represents the Houston area, said after the ICE shooting there last week: "I think the blame on the shutdown is just ludicrous. They were given $20 million just for this purpose."

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A Colorado charter school opening next month could become the state's first school to install drones designed to confront shooters, Axios' Robert Sanchez reports.

• John Adams Academy is joining a growing national experiment with a system called Campus Guardian Angel.

🚔 The small drones emit high-pitched chirping noises, shoot pepper balls and can ram suspects at speeds of nearly 60 mph.

• Pilots in Austin would use drone cameras and school maps to find shooters and send live video to police.

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