AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTeen Privacy: Meta, Google and TikTok are suing California over a law restricting features such as autoplay and personalized feeds for users under 16, arguing it violates their constitutional rights. Trump’s D.C. Arch: A federal judge temporarily blocked construction of the proposed monument hours after a commission approved it, citing likely harm and the prospect of work starting immediately. Justice Department: Civil Rights Division chief Harmeet Dhillon resigned after 18 months; she says she told the White House of her plans before the midterms. Midterm Fallout: Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress, setting up new oversight of the Trump administration when lawmakers return in January. Voters also backed abortion-rights measures in several states and rejected some redistricting efforts. Surveillance and Sovereignty: At least 10 local governments have moved to curb or end use of Flock license-plate cameras amid privacy concerns. In Utah, the Ute Indian Tribe rebuked county deputies over a checkpoint it says challenged tribal authority.
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