AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedicaid Funding Fight in D.C.: A coalition of more than 80 people and 30 organizations is pushing back on the District’s plan to use about $7.8 million in opioid settlement money to cover recurring Medicaid and addiction costs that are already in the city’s general budget, arguing it won’t expand treatment—just reshuffle funding. Local Governance & Health Policy: The dispute is aimed at D.C. officials including Behavioral Health Director Barbara Bazron, Council Health Committee Chair Christina Henderson, and Attorney General Brian Schwalb. Federal Court & Civil Rights: Separately, the University of Virginia reached a DOJ agreement to suspend remaining civil rights investigations, joining other major universities that have settled with the federal government since 2025. Public Safety & Community Events: D-Day Conneaut 2026 organizers are adding volunteer security teams to supplement police coverage for the WWII re-enactment weekend. Tech & Rights: A Delhi High Court ordered major platforms to remove or disable URLs tied to unauthorized use of Bollywood actor Tabu’s identity, including AI deepfakes.
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