AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMeta & Teens: New Mexico is pushing for $35B–$40B in penalties against Meta after a jury found the company misled users over privacy tied to Cambridge Analytica, while the state’s separate teen mental-health case targets addictive design features like infinite scroll and autoplay. Health Policy: Attorney General Fitch is urging consumers to check eligibility for compensation tied to a multistate generic drug settlement over alleged price-fixing. Disability Rights: A federal disability-rights rule was rolled back after a judge removed language about community-based services, a shift disability advocates say will push people back toward institutions. Education Watch: Plaintiffs in Yazzie/Martinez are arguing New Mexico’s education plan draft still lacks timelines, responsibilities, benchmarks, accountability, costs, and long-term funding. Local Schools: Gallup-McKinley County Schools is expanding its virtual education era with a new partnership through RISE Online Academy. Culture & Community: The National Hispanic Cultural Center will screen “Your Attention Please,” a documentary on Meta’s impact on youth, with New Mexico leaders hosting. Public Safety: Balloon Fiesta 2026 lists prohibited items including firearms, drones, alcohol, pets, and certain sharp tools. Wildlife: New Mexico saw a record-setting year for black bear killings as heat and drought push bears toward people. Politics: Texas lawmakers discussed annexing oil-rich southeastern New Mexico, drawing sharp pushback.
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