AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNor’easter Aftermath: A powerful nor’easter kept pounding the East Coast into Monday, flooding neighborhoods and knocking out power for about 21,000 homes and businesses across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts; at least one person died in Brooklyn after a city Housing Department worker, Leighton Brown, was struck by a falling tree, while the Yankees canceled their final regular-season game. Local Infrastructure: The New York State Bridge Authority announced overnight construction delays on the Mid-Hudson and Rip Van Winkle bridges, with alternating traffic patterns starting Tuesday. Knicks Contract Watch: Karl-Anthony Towns reiterated he wants a Knicks extension, but said there’s no “comfortability” in delaying talks as New York tries to defend its title. Sports Trade: The Giants acquired QB J.J. McCarthy from the Vikings for a 2027 fifth-round pick after Jaxson Dart’s knee injury. UN & Foreign Policy: Sudan urged the UN to stop arms support for RSF, while Israel’s Gaza ceasefire posture drew scrutiny after reports of expanded Israeli military sites. Tech & Business: AstraZeneca agreed to invest $2B in Summit Therapeutics for oncology collaborations, and Reuters reported Anthropic expects $518B in AI infrastructure spending over a decade. Crime & Courts: The New York Times games engineering director Jonathan McKinsey was reportedly killed in California; police arrested his elderly in-laws.
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