AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCancer Immunotherapy: UCLA researchers report creatine may boost dendritic cells’ energy and help them better activate killer T cells against tumors, potentially widening who benefits from immunotherapy. Daylight Saving Policy: A bill could make daylight saving time permanent nationwide, shifting “standard” clocks so most Americans would stop falling back in winter. Fossil Market vs Science: Sotheby’s is set to auction the near-complete 67-million-year-old T. rex “Gus,” expected to fetch up to $30M, reigniting debate over private fossil ownership. Illinois Health & Safety: Illinois State Police say two teens were arrested after a family-targeted shooting spree in southern Illinois killed five and injured two. Child Care Funding: HHS rescinded a $10B freeze on child care subsidies and social services funding for five Democratic-led states, ending a legal fight. AI Governance: HUD staffers used AI for policy work, but the agency is now resisting FOIA requests about how those tools were built and used. Energy Reliability: Knox County’s grid got a boost after a transmission upgrade connecting Galesburg to Oneida began operating in June. STEM Education & AI: UChicago Law School bans phones and laptops for first-year students, joining a wider push to keep AI from undermining classroom discussion.
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