AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWorld Cup Shock in Atlanta: Defending champs Argentina rallied from 2-0 down to beat Egypt 3-2 in the Round of 16, with Lionel Messi scoring after a missed penalty and Enzo Fernández netting the winner in stoppage time; Argentina now faces Switzerland in the quarterfinals in Kansas City. FIFA Officiating Fallout: Egypt’s coach Hossam Hassan says the match was “fixed,” and the Egyptian federation filed a formal complaint with FIFA seeking investigation and removal of the officiating team. Local Courts & Elections: A federal judge rejected DOJ’s bid for Fulton County 2020 election workers’ names and personal contact info, calling the subpoena unreasonable and burdensome. Business/Entertainment: Atlanta producer Jermaine Dupri sued Sony Music for $18 million in alleged unpaid royalties. Public Safety: A U-Haul smash-and-grab crashed into a downtown Atlanta clothing store early Wednesday; police are investigating. Sports—Pirates vs Braves: Ryan O’Hearn set a franchise record with 10 RBIs as the Pirates beat the Braves 12-4. Health/Crime: FBI added a Delray Beach-linked fugitive to Most Wanted for a reported $547M Medicare fraud scheme, with ties that include Atlanta.
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