AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoD.C. Power and Public Space: Trump says work to overhaul East Potomac golf course will begin next month, despite a continuing court fight over the plan. His attacks on the judge have been followed by death threats. Public Safety: Federal prosecutors charged five people in an alleged gun-trafficking operation from North Carolina to D.C.; two reportedly served as D.C. special police officers. Separately, a suspect in the Capitol Hill shooting that wounded a National Guard member faces federal firearms charges, raising questions about the guard’s legal authority. Accountability: The Justice Department opened a civil-rights investigation into D.C. jail conditions, citing allegations including filthy cells, dead mice in meals and abuse. Election Security: Arlington County sued the Trump administration over fears federal agents could be sent to voting sites. Suspicious letters have also targeted congressional and election offices, including Rep. Steny Hoyer’s Maryland office. City Budget: D.C. lawmakers are considering taxes on wealthy residents and businesses as they warn of possible cuts to city services next year.
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