AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoU.S.-Mexico Border Security: Federal officials say they uncovered a 2,000-foot drug-smuggling tunnel linking Mexico to California, arresting four people tied to more than $45 million in cocaine. Middle East Diplomacy: Secretary Marco Rubio laid out conditions for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, blaming Iran for attacks on commercial vessels and mining international waters, as Israel and Lebanon began a new round of direct talks in Washington. Iran Talks Under Strain: Rubio told lawmakers he sees signs Iran’s new supreme leader is “engaged,” but negotiations remain unclear as ceasefire language keeps slipping amid continued fighting. Politics in Washington: AP reports Texas AG Ken Paxton and Maine Democrat Graham Platner are in D.C. seeking party backing, with Paxton meeting President Trump. Tech & Policy: Trump signed an order pushing agencies to seek early access to “frontier” AI models. Transportation & Safety: Honda recalled nearly 100,000 vehicles in the U.S. over airbag issues, and the Air Force lifted a pause on T-38 flight operations after a May crash. Legal & Courts: Montana AG Knudsen praised the Senate confirmation of Katie Lane as a federal judge. Local Crime: A Macomb County woman was charged after allegedly fleeing police in a stolen U-Haul cargo van.
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