AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMeta Child-Safety Settlement: Meta agreed to pay up to $18B in a landmark deal with 48 states, adding teen limits (a hard 2-hour daily cap), overnight blocks, stronger age estimates for under-13s, and hiding “like” counts—though critics warn the changes won’t fix the core problem of what content recommendations deliver. New Mexico Legal/Policy Watch: The U.S. is suing New Mexico over a long-running in-state tuition program for immigrants, arguing federal law bars preferential postsecondary benefits for undocumented residents; the case seeks to block enforcement of the 2005 SB 582. Local Business & Community: Albuquerque hosted TEDx at the Railyards, spotlighting art and innovation and pushing a “Reframe” theme for local business leaders and creators. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Albuquerque is using “virtual speed bumps” on a busy corridor—rewarding slower drivers with fewer red lights—to cut crashes and injuries. Energy & Industry: EON Resources announced a 92-well drilling push in Eddy County’s Permian play to test the San Andres interval via horizontal drilling and fracking. Economic Development: Chick-fil-A will close its UNM campus location after the 2026–27 academic year, with UNM Food and Aramark already planning new dining partners. Environment & Health: FDA updated a pistachio butter recall to Class I risk, saying it could cause serious illness or death due to possible salmonella contamination. Local Government: NMGC says it will vent natural gas for Los Alamos County pipeline resupply on Sept. 1, with loud noises and the mercaptan odor.
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