AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWhite House Ballroom Fight: The D.C. Circuit upheld a preliminary injunction blocking President Trump’s $400M White House East Wing ballroom, ruling the president needs congressional approval; the court paused the decision for 14 days as Trump weighs a Supreme Court appeal. Local Tech & Privacy: A sheriff defended license-plate reader cameras after vandalism disabled four units, as scrutiny grows over safeguards and data use. Federal Reserve Shakeup: The White House notified Fed Gov. Lisa Cook it’s considering firing her again over alleged mortgage-fraud-related false statements, after a Supreme Court ruling required proper notice and a chance to respond. Congressional Oversight: A D.C. Circuit decision highlighted risks for parties that don’t engage with subpoenas, while Judicial Watch sought to unseal materials tied to Biden-era DOJ warrants. National Park Service Repairs: The Reflecting Pool was partially refilled after NPS said clogged pipes needed clearing, blaming buildup on prior administrations. Public Safety Legislation: Sen. Chris Coons and others introduced the Protect and Serve Act to create a new federal crime for targeted deadly attacks on law enforcement. Election Integrity Politics: Trump pressed Senate leaders to pass the SAVE America Act, tying it to voter ID and broader election changes as the chamber heads toward recess.
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