AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNetflix Lawsuit: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix, saying the streamer “bait-and-switch” marketed itself as an ad-free alternative while tracking children and families and using that data to build its advertising business. Immigration Costs: DeSantis’ administration is asking for another $250 million to cover debts tied to the defunct “Alligator Alcatraz” immigration site, as hurricane-season disaster funding strains the state’s emergency budget. Terror Designations: DeSantis and Cabinet approved an emergency rule laying out Florida’s process for designating domestic terrorist organizations, tied to a new state law now facing court fights. 9/11 Remembrance: DeSantis marked the 25th anniversary in Clay County, ordering flags at half-staff and pushing a hard line on national security and immigration. Public Safety & Health: USF researchers unveiled an AI knee-sleeve project aimed at flagging ACL injury risk before a rupture. Transportation: FDOT will close westbound I-4 Express lanes overnight Sept. 14-15, with detours into general-use lanes. Energy Costs: Diesel hit record highs, averaging $6.06 statewide. Tourism & Community: Experience Kissimmee CEO DT Minich was inducted into the Florida Tourism Hall of Fame, and the Addition Financial Foundation awarded $175,000 to 10 Central Florida nonprofits.
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