AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElection Law: A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s bid to block Alaska’s Senate result from being certified if Republican Dan Sullivan loses, citing the lack of a workable plan that preserves ballot secrecy. DOJ plans to appeal. Separately, California voting-rights groups say 42% of names on a federal list of alleged noncitizen voters don’t match the state’s voter rolls. Presidential Accountability: A judge permanently dismissed Donald Trump’s $10 billion defamation suit against The Wall Street Journal over its Epstein birthday-letter story, finding he failed to show actual malice. Judicial Independence: Poland’s standoff over its Constitutional Tribunal deepened as Prime Minister Donald Tusk vowed to restore judicial independence, while police cordoned off the court and the president challenged the government’s actions. Rights at the Supreme Court: Justices are set to hear whether Colorado can require publicly funded preschools to admit children of same-sex couples, putting LGBTQ rights and religious freedom in conflict. International Law: Israel’s High Court ordered authorities to explain how they will protect a displaced Palestinian Bedouin community’s return to its homes after settler violence. Government Powers: Virginia and Washington, D.C., sued to block Trump’s proposed triumphal arch, arguing it lacks congressional approval.
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