AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoData Centers & Power: Hut 8 says it backs Gov. Greg Abbott’s directive pushing the PUCT and ERCOT to audit data-center impacts, citing grid reliability, local battery support, and water protections at its Texas projects. Election Law: A federal appeals court upheld Texas mail-ballot ID rules, calling mailed ballots “prone to fraud” and scolding voting-rights groups for their legal fight. U.S. Senate Race: An Emerson College/Nexstar poll shows Ken Paxton leading James Talarico 47%-46%—a statistical tie—with age splitting the vote. Public Safety: A Texas DPS trooper fatally shot the driver of a stolen Fort Worth Fire/EMS ambulance after an I-35 chase that included ramming vehicles; the Texas Rangers are investigating. Courts & Reproductive Care: Texas courts ordered life-saving treatment for a surrogate baby with a severe heart defect after a dispute over abortion requests. Immigration & Work: A Houston-area law firm tied to the Trump administration declined a major contract to represent migrant children, as officials debate who should get legal representation. Schools: Texas districts are banning energy drinks on campus, citing health risks; meanwhile, some districts are reviewing security after a shooting at a Georgia high school. Housing & Visas: Texas REALTORS reports more homes bought by international visa holders last year, with H-1B-related scrutiny tied to the shift.
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