AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI & National Security: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned the U.S. can’t “lose the AI race” to China as NSA, CISA, and FBI issued a joint advisory accusing six China-based firms of industrial-scale distillation of U.S. frontier models. Federal Finance: The Treasury announced a $6B long-dated bond buyback to support markets as yields climb, signaling active management of borrowing costs. Elections & Voting Tech: Georgia election officials face renewed scrutiny over an AI-exploitable flaw that could reveal how people voted, raising ballot secrecy and legal challenge concerns. Immigration & Census: The administration proposed excluding many immigrants without legal residency from the 2030 census, with advocates warning it could affect funding and representation. Trade & Cost of Living: The U.S. moved to ban Canadian dairy, alcohol, and motorcycles as the tariff fight intensifies, while Trump also claimed $5,000 “dividend” payouts are easy—though Congress would need to approve. Governance & Courts: A federal appeals judge rejected the administration’s push for mass detention without bond hearings, comparing it to past internment-era abuses. Nonprofits & Youth Mental Health: A Florida nonprofit launched a parent-led program to help families spot early mental health warning signs and reduce crisis risk for children. Public Safety & Rights: Court records unsealed in Portland describe a Border Patrol agent allegedly trying to remove a live bullet from a shooting scene, with local officers intervening to preserve evidence.
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