AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoConsumer & Tech Law: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix, alleging the streaming giant collected and sold sensitive data from minors without proper parent consent, seeking penalties and an injunction. Public Health & Politics: With the U.S. measles outbreak surging, Democrats are attacking RFK Jr. and vaccine skepticism while pitching themselves as tough oversight for HHS. Local Government & Water: Punta Gorda residents are still seeing water-restriction signs because drought conditions are measured regionwide and haven’t eased enough to lift the shortage order. Community & Culture: Key West’s Art in Public Places board approved funding that could support an LGBTQ+ mural on Duval Street, after the city lost a rainbow crosswalk to state pressure. Labor & Cost of Living: Florida’s minimum wage rises to $15 on Sept. 30 for non-tipped workers, with tipped staff set to reach $15 via a cash wage plus tips. Courts: The Tomasz Kosowski trial continued in Largo as prosecutors laid out a timeline tied to the death of attorney Steven Cozzi. Business & Travel: Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas delayed its return to New Jersey after emergency evacuations for a critically ill child, disrupting plans including a Port Canaveral stop. Housing & Real Estate: A new approach for renters eyeing homebuying is focusing on “cash to close” needs, sometimes lowering the upfront target using credits and low-down-payment programs.
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