AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGI Bill Fraud: A Washington Post investigation says for-profit trade schools bilked the federal government out of more than $300 million by charging huge sums for short, basic programs for veterans. College Sports Policy: A Georgia Tech swimmer argues the Protect College Sports Act could stabilize opportunities for student-athletes amid years of instability in revenue sports. Veterans’ Health & Safety: A Charleston surgeon and nurses describe how surgical smoke can make staff sick, and how smoke-evacuating tools can reduce exposure. Local Government & Jobs: Rep. Terri Sewell announced the employer lineup for Selma’s 15th Annual Job Fair on Aug. 6, with about 75 employers across multiple industries. State Courts & Accountability: Georgia’s Museum of Art announced a major agreement recognizing the descendants of enslaved ceramicist David Drake as rightful beneficiaries of his artwork. Military Community: Loved ones of Georgia soldier 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, killed in Jordan, prepare for memorial and funeral services. Energy & Growth Debate: Texas is moving to require data centers to meet state rules before connecting to the grid, reflecting growing opposition over power, water, and quality-of-life impacts.
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