AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHeritage Center Update: Construction crews are back at the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum in Bismarck after a special session provided about $35 million, with the 67,000-square-foot military gallery addition now targeted for completion in spring 2028. Court & Civil Rights: A Tennessee woman is suing Fargo and a Fargo detective for $10 million, alleging a flawed facial recognition match led to a wrongful arrest and six months in jail before charges were dropped. Local Sports: NDAPSSA released new prep football media polls, with Bismarck High’s Demons atop Class AAA and Kindred Vikings sweeping Class AA first-place votes. Education Oversight: The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Duke University’s ties to Wuhan University and also opened a foreign funding probe into the University of North Dakota. Identity Tech Debate: The EU Commission adopted the EU KIDS Act, setting age minimums for social media and shifting proof of age-safety controls onto platforms. Consumer Protection: Multistate attorneys general announced a $694 million settlement with auto lender Credit Acceptance, including cash and debt relief for consumers.
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