AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFBI Surveillance Plans: The FBI is moving toward nationwide “near real time” tracking by buying license plate reader access across the U.S., Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, and territories including the US Virgin Islands, with contracts up to $36 million and rules aimed at limiting data sharing—though critics worry about how much reach contractors will have. USVI in the Epstein Orbit: Fresh fallout keeps circling back to the US Virgin Islands as Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faced renewed scrutiny over his 2012 visit to Epstein’s Little Saint James, with lawmakers pressing details from his closed-door testimony. Local Education & Access: Sigma Gamma Rho signed an education partnership with Western Governors University, offering scholarships up to $5,000 for members. Health & Safety Watch: A new sunscreen report says only about 20% of tested products are both safe and effective, urging shoppers to look for proper UVA/UVB protection. Community & Learning: Beckfield College won NC-SARA approval to expand eligible online education across participating states.
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