AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHigher Ed Under Pressure: A new report highlights how colleges are showing money stress, with students facing the fallout as institutions cut majors and staffing—an issue already hitting Virginia-area schools like the University of Lynchburg. Federal Higher-Ed Policy: The U.S. House passed a bill to withhold federal aid from colleges that boycott Israel, sending it to the Senate after a 237–169 vote. Immigration & Tuition: The Justice Department is challenging states’ in-state tuition rules for illegal immigrants, arguing they violate federal law. Virginia Labor Protections: Gov. Abigail Spanberger marked Labor Day by touting new workplace benefits, including paid family and medical leave and statewide paid sick time. Data Centers & Power/Water: Coverage continues on how data centers are reshaping energy demand and local planning, including concerns about water use and grid limits. Local Business & Growth: A new Wawa opened in Middletown, adding another 24/7 store to the Winchester-Frederick area. Public Safety: Fairfax County is moving to restore crossing guards near high schools after community backlash and a crash near South Lakes High School. Cyber Risk: A dark-web listing claims access to 153 million driver’s licenses, underscoring identity theft stakes.
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