AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoU.S.-Mexico Drug War: Cambodia and the U.S. DEA seized more than a ton of precursor chemicals and illegal drugs tied to Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel, plus about $7 million in cryptocurrency, as authorities say the cartel has expanded global money-laundering. Foreign Policy & NATO: A new Trump-era NATO questionnaire is raising alarms in Europe about loyalty demands and how troop positioning could reward allies that align most closely with Washington. Terror Case in New York: An Albany woman, Jessica Bowie, was arrested and charged after allegedly trying to carry out an ISIS-inspired attack on the New York State Capitol, using materials bought at a Home Depot. Immigration Enforcement: The DOJ is suing multiple states over in-state tuition rules for students without permanent legal status, continuing a broader push that has already led to court blocks in several states. Public Safety & Crime: The FBI reports the biggest year-to-year drop in violent crime in nearly 90 years, with Alaska highest and Maine lowest. Local Budgets: Dallas plans major cuts to library hours and adult learning programs amid a $51 million shortfall. Economy & Jobs: Utah’s July employment rose 1.4% over the year, with unemployment steady at 3.6%. Politics (Texas): Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is massively outspending Ken Paxton on media ads as the race tightens.
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