AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCritical Tariff Fight: 25 states, including Colorado, sued the Trump administration over new “forced-labor” Section 301 tariffs, arguing they’re illegal tax hikes after the Supreme Court struck down similar authority. Healthcare Policy: Wisconsin DOJ joined a coalition challenging HHS/CMS rules that expand catastrophic plans in ways critics say will cut coverage and raise costs. Colorado Courts & Energy Accountability: Colorado AG Phil Weiser urged the U.S. Supreme Court to keep a Boulder-area climate lawsuit in state court, shaping how local governments can pursue oil-and-gas accountability. Wildlife Management: Colorado Parks and Wildlife named Matthew Hyde as the new wolf conservation manager, aiming to restart a stalled program amid rancher conflicts and import limits. Food Safety: FDA posted a recall of Bettergoods Pistachio Nut Butter sold at Walmart in 19 states after Salmonella was found in one lot; no illnesses reported. Business & Growth: name.com expanded its domain API partnerships for builders; Wayfair announced a 2027 Pittsburgh-area brick-and-mortar store. Education & Compliance: Douglas County charter John Adams Academy opened with a temporary occupancy permit despite failed final inspections, raising questions about readiness.
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