AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCourts & Climate: A federal judge blocked New York’s plan to force fossil-fuel firms to pay $75 billion for climate damage, ruling the state law is preempted by federal authority. Privacy & Policing: Central Florida agencies moved to shut down or remove Flock Safety license-plate readers after FDOT ordered the devices off state highway rights-of-way, citing misuse and surveillance concerns. Supreme Court: The U.S. Supreme Court let Trump’s White House ballroom construction resume, clearing the way for work to continue while a preservation lawsuit plays out. Statehouse Watch: California advanced major voting-rights and autonomous-vehicle accountability bills to Gov. Newsom’s desk, while Alaska disqualified gubernatorial candidate Treg Taylor from the November ballot over financial disclosure rules. Foreign Policy & Energy: The U.S. and Iran traded strikes again after a month, and Washington-backed Venezuela oil deals expanded as the administration moves to secure access to massive reserves. Infrastructure & Local Impact: Minnesota and Wisconsin broke ground on the Blatnik Bridge replacement, aiming for a century-long span.
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