AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoU.S.-Iran Pressure Campaign: The Treasury sanctioned Iran’s Nobitex crypto exchange, alleging it helped the IRGC-Quds Force dodge sanctions, as missile-and-drone exchanges keep the Gulf on edge. Economy & Energy: A Fed study says today’s oil shocks from the Iran war hit inflation less than in the 1970s and the employment impact has largely faded. National Security & Tech: Two U.S. lawmakers introduced a bill to block Chinese-connected vehicles entering via Canada and Mexico, citing data-snooping and remote-tampering risks. Health & Schools: Louisiana eighth graders tried carbon-capture lessons funded by Exxon, drawing both support and criticism over industry influence. Public Safety: Omaha’s DEA says it seized 1.7 million fentanyl doses in early 2026, with fentanyl powder now replacing pills. Higher Ed Oversight: A UVA audit committee approved a two-year internal compliance audit plan for academic and health divisions through 2028. Air Quality: A new study warns wildfires may be reversing years of smog progress, pushing ozone back toward 2003 levels.
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