AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFederal Accountability: Government watchdogs say Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s taxpayer-funded video attacking political opponents may violate laws against propaganda and partisan activity. Cybersecurity: The FBI and federal agencies warn that hackers are targeting internet-connected refrigeration systems at grocery and cold-storage sites, risking food spoilage and fire. State Government: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says he opposes efforts to curb the governor’s powers before Democrat Amy Acton takes office. Courts: A judge has temporarily halted construction of President Trump’s proposed Washington arch, finding challengers are likely to show required legal processes were not followed. Congressional Oversight: Democrats’ midterm wins give them control of both chambers, as senior Justice Department officials resign ahead of the new Congress. Iran Policy: Trump says U.S. forces carried out limited strikes on Iran; Washington is also offering up to $20 million for information on its nuclear program. Federal Liability: A trial is set for May 2027 in a family’s lawsuit against the Interior Department over the fatal 2020 shooting of their son by a National Park Service ranger.
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