AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup & Seattle Sports: Belgium has moved on from its Seattle win and is now training for a Spain quarterfinal, with coach Rudi Garcia leaning into the underdog label and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois saying the team’s confidence is growing. USMNT Injury Update: Christian Pulisic’s World Cup exit is now medical—U.S. Soccer says he has a microfracture and bone bruise in his right leg. FIFA Officiating Shake-Up: FIFA is changing VAR for the rest of the tournament by placing VAR officials inside stadiums for remaining matches after heavy criticism. Local Arts: Seattle Rep announces the world premiere musical “Freak the Mighty,” running July 30–Sept. 6 at the Bagley Wright Theater. Music Night in West Seattle: The Head and the Heart played an Easy Street Records in-store show tied to a new vinyl release during West Seattle Summer Fest Eve. WSU Fans Get More Coverage: “Seattle Sports” extends its flagship partnership with Washington State Athletics, adding digital and streaming options. Travel Reality Check: A Seattle-to-Billings traveler story highlights “self-service fatigue” when airport kiosks fail and staff don’t help. Business/Tech: Samsung and SK hynix face renewed U.S. pressure to expand semiconductor investment after Micron’s massive U.S. buildout.
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