AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCampus & Governance: Yale students and alumni protested on Tuesday, saying the university is eroding democratic values amid concerns about free speech, academic freedom, and a reported DOJ-linked admissions settlement. Workplace AI & Law: A Connecticut woman dropped a Dunkin’ lawsuit tied to an AI tip inquiry after alleging she was fired for researching whether tips could be withheld. Election Tech Scrutiny: Connecticut Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas said she has no contact with a federal probe into voter fraud claims, while separate whistleblower reporting alleges USPS is rushing an untested mail-ballot screening portal that could disrupt or reject large batches. Privacy & Surveillance: Debate over Flock Safety’s license plate readers continues, with critics pushing for stronger cybersecurity and access limits. Health & Science: Connecticut’s new proton therapy center is expected to begin treating patients soon, bringing advanced radiation care to the state. Public Health: Connecticut DPH highlighted a new mRNA flu shot for adults 50+ as a potential boost to immunity. Environment & Water: Lake Waramaug is testing a new boat inspection and hot-water decontamination program to slow invasive species spread. Food Safety: A tofu recall across 29 states cited possible ink migration from packaging.
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