AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHemp Policy Push: South Dakota AG Marty Jackley joined a 34-state coalition urging Congress to keep the 2025 federal hemp redefinition in place and avoid reopening loopholes that could bring back intoxicating hemp products. Drug Pricing Accountability: Michigan AG Dana Nessel announced a $400 million settlement in principle with Sandoz over alleged generic drug price-fixing, with Sandoz facing about $469 million total if approved; South Dakota’s share is $996,862.80. USVI Weather & Safety: St. Croix residents get Saharan dust clearing but face a Heat Advisory (heat index over 105°F) and high fire danger due to dry conditions; officials warn to hydrate and avoid outdoor burning. Epstein/60 Minutes Fallout: Sen. Ron Wyden says a “60 Minutes” Epstein-related segment was “suppressed,” while CBS calls the claim “categorically false.” Local Politics: Territorial primaries saw Del. Stacey Plaskett advance in the Democratic governor race. Sports: USVI women’s softball won silver at the CAC Games after rain forced cancellation of the gold-medal game. Tourism & Environment: Seaweed sargassum is blanketing Caribbean and Gulf beaches, threatening marine life and visitor experiences.
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