AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours ago9/11 Accountability: On the 25th anniversary, 9/11 widow Terry Strada urged the Trump administration to release files tying Saudi Arabia to the attacks, saying families have waited “for 25 years” for justice. Public Health: The CDC says U.S. rabies cases rose 17% this summer, with more exposures and more mistakes in giving preventive shots. Economy & Work: A new bill would gradually move the federal overtime threshold toward a 32-hour workweek, aiming to share productivity gains while preventing pay cuts tied to shorter hours. Courts & Voting Rights: A Kansas federal court ruling permanently blocks Kansas from giving in-state tuition to illegal immigrants, saying federal law preempts the state benefit. Energy & Environment: A D.C. Circuit panel rejected the Energy Department’s claim of “emergency” authority to keep a Michigan coal plant open, setting up further legal fights. Local Infrastructure: Seattle’s RapidRide J Line construction is past halfway, with repaving and upgrades for a fully electric route. Crime & Safety: Police say a Florida man allegedly stalked and threatened his ex, including creating an OnlyFans page with her nude photos. Politics & Culture: A Reuters report highlights rugby’s push to win American attention ahead of major U.S. events.
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