AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAmerica 250 Planning: U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall launched an “America 250” resource page for Kansans, pointing to major D.C. events like the July 4 National Mall fireworks, the National Gallery Block Party (June 6–7), and Smithsonian and Library of Congress programming. Homeland Security Oversight: Sen. Gary Peters pressed DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin during a Senate hearing for readiness at the Gordie Howe International Bridge, with Mullin saying CBP is staffed and prepared for trade and travel once it opens. D.C. Primary Focus: WTOP checked in with voters and a policy expert on what’s driving the District’s primary—especially crime and homelessness—amid concerns about police staffing and enforcement capacity. Jeffrey Epstein Files in D.C.: A dedicated reading room in Chinatown is set to open Monday at 737 7th St. NW, displaying millions of released Epstein-related documents and media, with victim names reportedly still not fully redacted. Ranked Choice Voting: A voter guide and explainer highlight how D.C.’s ranked choice voting works ahead of the June 16 primary and special election. Local Community Events: Newburyport’s Council on Aging is preparing a documentary debut aimed at changing how people view aging, while other local groups announced grants and community programs.
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