AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCriminal Justice: A civilian firearms instructor at Letterkenny Army Depot pleaded guilty in federal court to involuntary manslaughter, admitting he trained “grossly negligently” before fatally shooting PFC Krystofer Lopez. Gaming & Public Safety: Pennsylvania lawmakers are racing to legalize and regulate skill games before a court-driven deadline could let police seize terminals—consensus is uncertain with midterms looming. Elections & Voting Rights: A Supreme Court fight over documentary proof of citizenship and voter roll purges continues, with a Marshall-led 26-state brief urging the justices to uphold Arizona’s approach. Public Health: Philadelphia warned travelers about a possible measles exposure at PHL (Sept. 13–14 layover), as Pennsylvania’s outbreak climbs again—Schuylkill County reported its first case and the state hit 792 cases statewide. Privacy & Transportation: Michigan AG Dana Nessel won a preliminary injunction blocking a Trump push for a massive CDL database, arguing it threatens driver privacy and federal funding. Tech, Energy & Data Centers: Maryland signed an executive order creating a data center task force with public dashboards and guardrails; in Pennsylvania, the debate over data centers and power demand keeps heating up. Campaign Finance: Shapiro’s reelection operation hauled in $13.3M while Garrity raised $1.8M over the last three months.
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