AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWNBA & Race in Sports: Chicago Sky’s DiJonai Carrington is still sparking backlash after a Flagrant-2 ejection for a hard foul on Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham, then posting “WHITE PRIVILEGE” on Threads—while Florida AG James Uthmeier says he’d charge WNBA players with assault for similar hard fouls. Connecticut Politics: CT Democrats are weighing generational change in the 1st Congressional District as Rep. John Larson, 78, faces a primary challenge from younger former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin. Immigration & Education: The U.S. Justice Department sued Connecticut (along with New York and Vermont) over in-state tuition and aid for undocumented students, arguing it discriminates against U.S. citizens. Public Safety Tech: Gov. Ned Lamont asked towns to pause Flock cameras and automated license plate readers while Connecticut reviews privacy rules and data-sharing. Health Policy: Connecticut health officials responded to Trump’s executive order reshaping childhood vaccine recommendations, including calls to split MMR into separate shots. Community & Learning: Regional School District 11 is rolling out a new “American History of Rock and Soul” elective, using music to explore major social movements. Sports Culture: A lohud-area girls soccer poll is asking readers to vote for the greatest local player of all time.
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