AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGeneric Drug Antitrust: A coalition of 43 states and territories, including the U.S. Virgin Islands, is asking a federal judge in Connecticut to approve a $400 million settlement with Sandoz and Fougera over alleged schemes to inflate generic drug prices and limit competition; eligible consumers can file claims through AGGenericDrugs.com. Noncitizen Voting Ruling: A federal judge dismissed a noncitizen voting charge against a Jamaican woman, saying Congress exceeded constitutional authority to set voter qualifications—an early win that could affect similar cases. SNAP Changes in the Territory: SNAP benefit amounts rise for many households starting Oct. 1, with the U.S. Virgin Islands listed among places with higher maximums, while other major SNAP rules also begin rolling out. Inter-Island Charter Dispute: BVI Premier Natalio Wheatley pushed back on a USVI governor’s deadline for charter-fee talks, saying there’s no need to escalate the issue to the U.S. Sports: U.S. Virgin Islands fell 5-0 to Saint Martin in Concacaf Nations League action, while the VI later beat the Bahamas 3-1 in another Group C match.
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