AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoReflecting Pool Fallout in D.C.: Attorneys for former Olympian David Hearn asked D.C. Superior Court to dismiss the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool case with prejudice, arguing prosecutors rushed to indict under political pressure after the Justice Department said the damage came from flawed contractor work. White House Pressure on Pirro: President Trump said he hasn’t decided whether to fire U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro after her office dropped the vandalism charges, calling her “choked” and “folded like an umbrella.” Local Impact: Walgreens continues closing stores, including a Northwest Washington, D.C. location at Connecticut and Florida Avenues. D.C. Housing Education Push: The D.C. Housing Finance Agency awarded seven Todd A. Lee Scholarships to students focused on affordable housing and real estate finance. Public Health & Immigration: Haiti’s TPS ended after 16 years, setting up potential arrests and deportations for hundreds of thousands, while a CDC report found West Nile drove most U.S. arboviral disease cases in 2024. National Policy Watch: A Pew survey found nearly half of Americans support all-day cellphone bans in middle and high school.
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