AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHurricane Lala: The storm keeps moving northwest toward Hawaii’s Big Island, with a hurricane warning in effect for all of Hawai’i County. Forecasts call for 10–20 inches of rain (up to 25), plus life-threatening flooding and mudslides; residents are urged to stay sheltered through tonight. Immigration & courts: A federal judge ordered attorneys’ fees after the Wilder horse track raid, adding about $73,000 in one case and pushing the overall cost higher for taxpayers. College sports finance: Boise State says its athletics department faces a deficit that could reach $14–$18 million, driven by Pac-12 fallout and new athlete payment demands. Elections & voting access: Kane County Clerk John Cunningham is recruiting poll workers for Nov. 3, offering $250 for election judges. National security & diplomacy: Trump again posted that he and North Korea’s Kim “get along great,” while the U.S. also imposed import restrictions on certain Nepal cultural materials. Sports: Jack Whaley and Jay Leng Jr. advanced to the U.S. Amateur championship match at Merion.
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