AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWireless & Health Policy: The FCC is weighing faster permitting for new and upgraded wireless infrastructure, but health advocates want the agency to revisit long-standing radiofrequency exposure standards. Immigration & Health Coverage: New federal rules are set to narrow Medicaid eligibility for immigrants, with KFF Health News reporting more than 281,000 people in nine states and D.C. could lose coverage in October. Local Elections & Voter Access: A D.C.-based voter registration nonprofit mailed forms to Washington residents, prompting questions about how records were used—though the groups say it’s legitimate. Local Governance & Data Centers: Lawmakers and residents continue pushing over data center impacts, including permitting and zoning language. Medicare Planning: With Medicare open enrollment starting Oct. 15, seniors can switch plans for 2027 by Dec. 7. Community & Events: The 15th DC Classic is set for Oct. 10, and local organizers are also promoting the Tawes clam bake and crab feast as a major Maryland political and community gathering.
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