AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoImmigration & Local Policing: Reading, Pa., city council heard calls to adopt an ordinance that would push police to certify U visa applications for immigrant victims of violent crimes, after advocates said only a handful have been approved locally. Public Health & Vaccines: Washington state said its childhood vaccine rules won’t change despite a Trump executive order that would scale back federal recommendations and split the MMR shot. Climate: NOAA says the U.S. just logged its hottest July on record, with hotter nights flagged as a growing health risk. Maternal Care: A March of Dimes report finds Mississippi ranks last for access to maternity care, with tens of thousands living in maternity care deserts. National Security: The Trump administration lifted TikTok’s “national security threat” label and ended the federal device ban after DOJ said the app no longer fits the 2022 “covered application” definition. Disaster Response: A 7.4-magnitude quake hit Colombia, killing more than 100 with hundreds injured and thousands missing. Elections: A judge blocked the USPS from implementing Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions before the fall midterms. Energy & Industry: U.S. investigators released a final report on a deadly U.S. Steel blast at the Clairton, Pa., plant, criticizing missing safety procedures.
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