AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGun Policy & Courts: AG Andrea Joy Campbell and AG Kwame Raoul co-led a coalition opposing an ATF rule that would loosen registration for military-grade weapons, arguing it violates federal law and threatens public safety. AI & Local Power: Gov. Maura Healey signed an executive order requiring community benefit agreements and local approval before Massachusetts data centers can move through state permitting, plus energy guardrails to protect ratepayers. Elections & Voting Rights: Massachusetts AG Raoul won a preliminary injunction blocking a USPS mail-voting rule, arguing states—not the federal executive branch—run elections. Cybersecurity Disruptions: Everett City Hall closed to the public after a cybersecurity incident, and Springfield schools shut down after a severe breach impacted core systems. High-Profile Justice: Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial case spoke out, saying there was “so much doubt” and describing a holdout juror’s refusal to accept an insanity-based path. Public Safety: A 1-year-old was seriously injured in a Manchester crash; the driver faces aggravated DUI and child endangerment charges. Drug Sentencing: A Springfield man tied to a Bennington County fentanyl and cocaine base conspiracy was sentenced to 12 years in federal court. Economy & Trade: Massachusetts manufacturers are bracing for new tariff costs as Canada’s measures take effect. Education Mood: A new Gallup/Walton poll finds record-low satisfaction with K-12 education quality.
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