AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI Oversight Push: Maryland AG Nick Brown and a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general urged Congress to protect Americans from unchecked AI development, warning states must keep the power to regulate. US-China Spotlight: Xi Jinping told Trump the rivalry should be “partners, not rivals” and said AI must stay under human control, as the state visit kicked off with heavy symbolism. Banking Fallout: The Fed barred a former Sandy Spring Bank teller manager in Silver Spring, Renee Nicole Brown, after she pleaded guilty to embezzling about $246,000. Drugs in Baltimore: Six people were indicted in a federal cocaine trafficking probe tied to shipments concealed in steel structures. Data Breach Settlement: AG Letitia James joined a multistate deal securing about $2.3 million and reforms for consumers after a Labcorp data breach. Road Safety & DMV: Maryland launched “Plate Where You Live” ahead of Oct. 1 enforcement, plus reminders to stop for school buses and a new “Slow the Fast Down” speeding campaign. Weather Disruptions: Oceans Calling in Ocean City canceled Friday shows due to coastal flooding and a nor’easter. Local Politics: District 8 candidates Yahu Blackwell and Glen Geelhaar pitched expanded vocational training to boost workforce skills and reduce crime. Baltimore Business: A Lake Falls office building near Towson sold for $5 million.
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