AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPower Grid: A federal emergency order directs PJM to bring designated power plants online as needed through Oct. 16 to guard against blackouts across the region, including D.C. Officials say customers need take no action. DOGE Records: The Supreme Court will hear the Trump administration’s appeal in a case over whether watchdog CREW can obtain DOGE records under public-records law; arguments are expected next year. D.C. Jury Probe: Rep. James Comer is seeking records from two activist groups over alleged training to encourage jurors to acquit defendants for political reasons. The groups’ conduct is under investigation, not established wrongdoing. Paid Leave: D.C. has reduced the duration of some paid family and medical leave benefits and lowered the maximum weekly payment, effective Oct. 1. East Potomac Golf Links: A judge has halted further tree removal at the course Trump wants renovated, after more than 500 trees were cut. Local Outlook: The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is refilling after a failed sealant job, while D.C. delegate candidates Robert White, Denise Rosado and Kymone Freeman are set to debate ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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