AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFashion & Accountability: CFDA CEO Steven Kolb resigned after viral footage showed him physically restraining PETA protesters during New York Fashion Week, then apologizing and saying security should’ve handled it. Education Policy: New York is ending the Regents exam requirement for the Class of 2028, shifting how schools measure achievement under the NY Inspires plan. Culture & Nightlife: A Harlem-based disco/funk revival scene is going phone-free, with artist X&ND’s “WHO’S DANCING?” turning counterculture into a literal dance rule. Immigration & Community: The public charge rule took effect Sept. 18, with New York defending its approach in court as lawsuits challenge how officers weigh benefits. Arts & Events: Broadway Week’s 2-for-1 ticket deal ends Sept. 20, and a new Red Cross x Metallica blood donation experience is set to launch in Las Vegas. Sports & Pop Culture: Caitlin Clark says she’d welcome a WNBA game overseas as the league expands internationally. Local News: A Penn Forest Township hit-and-run killed a 27-year-old ATV rider; police say the driver fled.
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