AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTexas Politics & Public Safety: A New York Times and San Antonio Express-News investigation finds Texas school police presence after Uvalde has led to aggressive tactics—tackling, pepper spray, Tasers, even handcuffing and hospitalizations—for behavior that once would’ve meant a principal’s office. Cybersecurity: Carnival says a data breach tied to social engineering may have exposed Texans’ passport and driver’s license numbers, along with names and addresses. Energy & Markets: Oil prices jumped in early trading after Israel ordered forces to expand operations in Lebanon, pushing WTI and Brent higher. Business & Tech: Samsung plans to move its U.S. headquarters to Plano, Texas, shifting about 1,000 employees from New Jersey and building on its Texas semiconductor footprint. Higher Ed: Five big changes to higher education take effect July 1, including new federal Pell Grant rules for workforce training. Agriculture: Texas cattle producers are monitoring the New World screwworm as it creeps closer to the border, with USDA confirming a case in Mexico.
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