AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoVirginia Arts & Film: Alexandria Film Festival kicks off its 20th season with a new summer film series, including Pride-focused “Just Sing” (June 28) and “Space Cowboy” (July 19) at the Lyceum, plus local performances. Court & Media: The U.S. Supreme Court refused to pause an $800-a-day fine for former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge if she won’t reveal a confidential source tied to an FBI probe of scientist Yanping Chen. Tech & Privacy: The Supreme Court ruled phone location data searches can’t be broad without Fourth Amendment protections, a major win for privacy in a Virginia bank case. Community Spotlight: Arlington author John Hilton releases Revolutionary-era historical fiction “The Harlot of Gloucester,” timed for the nation’s 250th. Sports/Local Pride: Chelsea (with deputy city manager Devon Fields) repeats as an All-America City winner after a 9-minute performance presentation. National Service Story: America 250 episode “Moving With The Military” surprises Marine Corps veteran Minnie Whitzel with a community-built home makeover.
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