AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSolheim Cup in the Netherlands: Europe and the U.S. are locked 4-4 after a dramatic Day 1 at Bernardus Golf in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, with morning foursomes and afternoon fourballs both ending level at 2-2. Carlota Ciganda and Julia López Ramírez saved the tie with clutch putts on the back nine, while Megan Khang and Alison Lee rallied from 2 down to win 5-and-3 over Celine Boutier and Nanna Koerstz Madsen. Workplace discrimination in Delft: A 15-year-old was refused a Jumbo Buitenhof job in Delft for wearing a headscarf, and the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights says that’s direct discrimination. Public health: The U.S. is seeing rising Legionnaires’ disease linked to contaminated water systems, with climate driving more cases in summer. Biotech: Pharming says the FDA approved expanded Joenja (leniolisib) use for children with APDS in the U.S., expected to be available in October. Inequality in sports policy (U.S.): A U.S. conservative think tank argues Title IX is a “failed experiment,” even as Jacksonville women’s sports investment continues to grow.
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