AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoU.S. Supreme Court: The Court shut down a Louisiana Rastafarian inmate’s lawsuit over guards forcibly shaving his dreadlocks, ruling a religious-rights spending law can’t be used to sue officials personally without their consent. Trade & Industry: Solar makers asked the Commerce Department for a probe into South Korea cell imports, alleging firms like Qcells shifted production to dodge U.S. tariffs. Economy & Jobs: S&P says factory job cuts are at the highest level since 2009 (excluding the pandemic), with supply delays spreading and growth still shaky. Healthcare Breakthrough: Riley Children’s Health performed a pediatric bone marrow transplant using deceased-donor cells—described as the first of its kind for aggressive blood cancers. Housing & Politics: Minnesota’s Senate primary debate between Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan highlighted immigration and corporate PAC money, with Flanagan attacking Craig’s past Laken Riley Act vote. Middle East Diplomacy: Rubio and Vance discussed a ceasefire monitoring body with Lebanon’s president as talks continue. Tech & Business: Samsung unveiled UFS 5.0 storage with sustained reads up to 10.8 GB/s, aiming to boost next-gen devices. Sports: PGA Tour announced a 2028 two-tier structure with promotion/relegation and a match-play postseason.
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