AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWorld Sports: The U.S. kicked off the FIBA Women’s World Cup with a win over China (94-61), while Japan set a three-point record in its opener and Australia beat Puerto Rico—setting up big group matchups. U.S. Open Culture: Influencer presence at the U.S. Open is drawing backlash, and Aryna Sabalenka paused play after complaining about a strong marijuana smell on court, even as smoking is banned on-site. Public Safety: A rock concert at Virginia’s Wolf Trap was canceled after a worker was crushed beneath a tour bus in the parking lot. Housing & Grants: Georgia awarded $40.9M in Community Development Block Grant funds to 42 communities. Environment: Researchers are studying the impact of releasing 650 million gallons into the Rio Grande to help stressed cottonwoods. Tech & Law: A judge blocked a startup from using “Twitter” branding in Musk’s X trademark fight, and Minnesota’s AI “nudification” ban remains in effect after xAI lost an early bid to stop it. China-U.S. Diplomacy: Xi Jinping plans to bring a large CEO delegation to Washington for the Sept. 24 summit. AI IPO Watch: Anthropic’s IPO is expected to value the company near $2T, with governance designed to keep outside control limited.
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