AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoD.C. Fourth of July Security: D.C. officials say this year’s July 4 fireworks will use “TSA-style” security and start late, with leaders urging residents and visitors to plan ahead for a busy holiday. Local Politics: A Supreme Court ruling lets states count some mail ballots received after Election Day, a decision that could shape how D.C. and other jurisdictions handle future elections. Courts & Agencies: The Supreme Court also backed Trump’s ability to fire an FTC commissioner, while blocking removal of a Fed board member—another reminder that “independent” agencies may not be as independent as they seem. Public Safety & Health: A whistleblower says a Goodyear plant in Niagara Falls is willfully harming the community, renewing pressure on regulators over pollution and emissions. Education & Food Access: New York announced 396 million free school meals served under its universal program, a reminder of how states are tackling student hunger. Business & Tech: The Army is pushing an interoperable, marketplace-style system for drones and counter-UAS tech—aimed at making allies’ equipment work together.
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