AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMen’s Health: The American Cancer Society now recommends PSA tests every two years for average-risk men ages 50–69, and yearly from 45 for Black men and those with a strong family history. Immigration and Courts: A federal appeals court ruled the government wrongly withheld nearly $74 million in highway funds from New York over immigrant trucker licenses, saying the state could not be faulted for rules not yet in force. Voting Rights: California officials say DOJ lists of suspected noncitizen voters included people who weren’t registered and birth dates as late as 2044, raising fresh questions about the administration’s voter-roll push. Congressional Power: With Democrats set to control both chambers in January, Trump officials are urging Republicans to renew Section 702 surveillance powers before they lose control; Democrats plan investigations, while the White House warns oversight could cross legal lines. Girls’ Sports: Washington’s attorney general hired outside lawyers to defend a voter-approved school sports law, citing potential conflicts with his office’s transgender-rights litigation.
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