AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoElection Security & Foreign Targeting: Newly posted White House documents claim China and Russia targeted Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign, as Trump again pushes election-vulnerability narratives without showing proof of vote tampering. Civics Through Music Theater: Freeport students staged “Almost Hamilton,” a locally written play that uses musical numbers to teach voting and American history. Pop Romance Watch: Ariana Grande changed a “Thank U, Next” lyric during tour stops, swapping “Ricky” lines to “we always find our way back,” reigniting reunion chatter. Chart Power: Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” keeps ruling, extending its No. 1 run on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales chart. Streaming for Kids: Spotify expands free managed accounts for children 13 and under into more markets, giving parents more control. Live Music Disruptions: Wildfires and smoke forced cancellations and postponements for major acts including the Black Keys, John Mellencamp, and Sebastian Bach. New Releases: Queens of the Stone Age dropped “Easy Street,” and Joanne Shaw Taylor released “Bad Boy” ahead of her upcoming album. Healthcare Meets Tech: Neko Health, co-founded by Spotify CEO Daniel Ek, raised $700M to scale whole-body imaging and expand into the U.S.
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