AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoVaccines & Health Policy: President Trump signed an executive order pushing a revamped childhood vaccine schedule, including splitting the MMR shot into separate visits, drawing sharp pushback from public health experts who warn spacing shots could raise disease risk. Congress & Elections: A Senate standoff over Trump’s proof-of-citizenship voting push ended without passing the SAVE America Act, with Republicans signaling they may fold parts of it into a broader budget package later. Justice Department: Trump Media is winding back some expansion and doubling down on Truth Social, selling paid “fast access” to presidential posts as Democrats and watchdogs raise ethics concerns. Tech & Kids Online: A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds broad support for age-verification laws for teens, even as critics warn verification tools can misidentify users and expose sensitive data. Wildfire Response: Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo declared a state of emergency for the Bug and Fred Mountain Fires, citing major infrastructure impacts and thousands evacuated. Energy Costs: Trump extended a Jones Act waiver for 90 days to keep lower-cost energy moving to New England, a move New Hampshire Democrats are now being pressured to back. Gun Policy: A federal court struck down parts of National Firearms Act registration requirements for suppressors and certain short-barreled firearms, though the ruling is limited to named plaintiffs.
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