AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoWorld Cup Buzz: Early U.S.-hosted World Cup days are defying the doom talk, with goals flowing at the fastest early pace since 1970 and big matches drawing strong ticket demand. Immigration at the Tournament: Iran’s winger Mehdi Torabi can’t rejoin the squad after a one-entry U.S. visa expired following the opener in Los Angeles, prompting the federation to seek a new visa. Education Department Overhaul: The Trump administration is shifting special education oversight to Health and Human Services and moving school civil-rights enforcement to the Justice Department, as it continues dismantling the Education Department. Iran Deal Watch: The U.S. and Iran are set to sign a memorandum of understanding Friday, with Trump saying the Strait of Hormuz will be “fully opened,” but shipping firms want more security details before resuming normal traffic. Politics—Georgia Runoffs: Voters are deciding key Republican runoffs in Georgia and Alabama, testing how much Trump’s endorsement still moves the needle. Tech & Jobs: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says society needs “new social norms” for AI, while U.S. Bancorp named Brian Mauney head of investor relations. Courts & Rights: A federal judge blocked Idaho’s law criminalizing transgender people’s bathroom access, at least while the case proceeds.
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