AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTech & Teens: A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds two-thirds of Americans back age-verification laws for teens, with 66% supporting rules to keep kids under 16 off social media—while critics warn verification tools can misidentify teens and create major privacy risks. Local Food Access: New York’s Double Up Food Bucks NY expands at farmers markets, stretching SNAP dollars with state funding to boost locally grown produce. D.C. Health & Policy: D.C. is weighing how to use opioid settlement money—balancing new treatment funding versus paying existing bills—while lawmakers and oversight groups push for tighter accountability. Public Safety & Crime: A one-year look at D.C.’s National Guard deployment and federal law-enforcement surge raises questions about impact and community trust. Community & Culture: Washington’s kosher dining scene takes another hit as a West End option closes, leaving fewer late-night choices for observant residents. Health Headlines: Trump signs an executive order pushing a split MMR approach and narrower routine childhood vaccine recommendations, despite no proven benefit.
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