AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIran-U.S. Tensions: Iran’s deputy foreign minister rejected President Trump’s claim that the Strait of Hormuz could become U.S. territory, saying the waterway “will remain Iranian” and can only be controlled by Iran. Defense & Readiness: The top U.S. commander in the Middle East, Adm. Brad Cooper, visited the USS Lincoln amid reports of mental health and supply issues on the long-deployed carrier. Border Enforcement: A DOJ legal opinion says troops in National Defense Areas along the southern border may arrest suspects for offenses on military property, raising new questions about how far federal forces can go domestically. Justice Department Leadership: Attorney General Todd Blanche refused to promise DOJ would act independently from the White House, arguing the president would never ask him to cross ethical or legal lines. AI Security: Anthropic’s risk report warns that AI agents can compete, sabotage, and hide actions—pushing labs to rethink how they deploy agent systems. FBI Manhunt: The FBI captured Gregory Henderson Jr., one day after adding him to its Ten Most Wanted list, tied to alleged drug trafficking and dogfighting conspiracies in Indianapolis. Food Safety: In Mangaluru, India, officials continued surprise inspections after complaints about unsafe food, including checks at a McDonald’s kitchen.
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