AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSupreme Court Guns & Weed: In a unanimous ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court said habitual marijuana use isn’t enough by itself to criminally charge someone for gun possession, narrowing a federal law aimed at “unlawful users” and strengthening Second Amendment protections. College Sports Overhaul: The bipartisan Protect College Sports Act cleared the Senate Commerce Committee 19-9 and heads to the full Senate, aiming to stabilize NIL rules, transfers, and women’s/olympic sports protections despite SEC and Big Ten opposition. Texas Education Religion Fight: The Texas State Board of Education is preparing to vote on requiring students to read a set of Bible passages, with critics saying the list leans heavily on Christian perspectives and lacks clear historical or devotional framing. New World Screwworm Response: Gov. Abbott highlighted roughly $105M in USDA grants to Texas universities and research teams to detect, control, and eradicate the New World screwworm. Texas Data Breach: A Texas Parks and Wildlife Department breach reportedly exposed personal data tied to hunting and fishing licenses for more than 3 million residents, prompting state notification efforts. Houston Enforcement: Houston police escalated a crackdown on illegal pedicabs, warning riders they could face citations too.
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