AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRussia and Fuel: Trump says Russia and Ukraine agreed to an immediate energy ceasefire, but offered no terms; Kyiv welcomed the move, while Moscow has not confirmed it. A separate Trump deal to buy Russian diesel drew calls from six senators, including Republicans, to reverse course and concerns it could help fund Russia’s war. Media and the DOJ: The Justice Department is investigating whether TV networks violated antitrust law when the White House press pool halted coverage after Trump barred several outlets. Death Penalty: Trump says he will decide whether to livestream the planned Fort Hood shooter’s execution, drawing condemnation from Pope Leo XIV and renewed debate over public executions. Immigration Enforcement: An ICE vehicle struck a man in a Houston parking lot, leaving him with a broken leg; the sheriff’s office is investigating, while ICE says he ran in front of the SUV. Public Safety: Thousands of elected officials across parties have faced violent threats in recent years, according to a New York Times investigation. Health Care: At least 52 U.S. maternity wards have closed since federal Medicaid cuts were announced, with eight more closures planned, raising concerns about access to childbirth care. Medical Privacy: A federal appeals court is weighing the DOJ’s bid to obtain Rhode Island hospital records involving youths receiving gender-affirming care.
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