AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPress Freedom Clash: A federal judge let the Pentagon proceed with firing three Stars and Stripes journalists, rejecting a First Amendment challenge tied to CBS comments about editorial independence. Mail-In Voting Fight: Another judge extended a ban on USPS mail-ballot rule changes, saying only Congress can override state election authority. AI & Copyright: The Seattle Times and Newsday sued OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging their work was used to train models and that generated content harmed publishers. Tech Regulation: NHTSA opened an investigation into Tesla’s steering-wheel-free, pedal-less Cybercab after the company began commercial service in Austin. Publishing/Books & Culture: NIS America announced The Grimm Reapress and the Drearytale Monster and Astonishia Story for Switch 2/Switch/PS5/Steam, leaning into “storybook” and RPG storytelling. Local History & Media Preservation: CCTV Center for Media & Democracy received a $10,000 gift to digitize and preserve Burlington-area archival tapes. Community Libraries: Friends of the Library book sales and local library events continue to roll out across multiple states.
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