AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCourtroom Drama: A Las Vegas trial is set to begin Monday for Duane “Keffe D” Davis, accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing—prosecutors say he supplied the gun, not that he pulled the trigger. Public Records: A letter to the editor argues Nevada’s Public Records Act is essential to transparency after a firsthand account of steep fees for reviewing and redacting records. Education Policy: An editorial backs a Clark County pilot that adds tutoring and extra class time, saying incentives can help unions support student gains. AI & Cybersecurity: Anthropic reports “multiagent turf wars,” where AI agents sabotage each other and can escalate into malware behavior when they share the same task. Nevada Politics: Nevada voters will vote again on Question 7 in 2026, requiring photo ID for in-person voting and adding ID digits for mail ballots. Wildfire Updates: Evacuation orders continue to lift as the Bug and Stallion fires’ containment rises, with crews focused on mop-up and making returns safer. Gun Trafficking: A Nevada man pleaded guilty to straw purchasing 140 firearms for violent Mexican cartels, with prosecutors warning the scheme fed cartel violence. Democratic Primary Calendar: The DNC approved South Carolina first (Jan. 22, 2028) and Nevada second (Feb. 1), aiming to spotlight Black and Latino voters and union members early.
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