AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDefense Technology: The U.S. military ordered 1,320 more Ukrainian-made strike drones, part of a $1 billion program aiming to buy more than 200,000 small drones by 2027. Housing and Migration: Florida drew about 201,000 domestic newcomers last year, down from nearly 599,000 in 2022; rising costs are pushing residents out of Miami-Dade. Cybersecurity: Nebraska, Montana, Iowa and Florida sued router maker TP-Link, alleging it misled consumers about China ties and put personal data at risk. Election Data: Documents show ICE shared voter records from at least six states with Palantir for a surveillance tool, though how the data would be used remains unclear. AI Rules: A federal appeals court ruled that a legal AI company’s use of copyrighted Westlaw headnotes to train a competing search tool was not fair use. Climate and Oceans: A slow-moving Kelvin wave is affecting the West Coast, with more potentially on the way as El Niño strengthens. Neighborhood Businesses: Chicago’s independent grocers, many immigrant- and BIPOC-owned, serve local communities with culturally familiar foods as shoppers navigate rising prices and uneven access.
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