AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMeta ordered to pay $567 million in New Mexico child-safety case: A Santa Fe judge ruled Facebook and Instagram created a “public nuisance” by contributing to youth mental-health harms and enabling sexual exploitation, ordering $420 million for treatment plus the rest for prevention, screening and awareness over five years, along with new teen safeguards like limits on notifications and usage time; Meta says it will appeal. Colorado River pressure mounts: Lake Mead hit a new record low of 1,040.5 feet, underscoring worsening drought impacts on drinking water, hydropower and agriculture across the basin. Local justice and safety: An Albuquerque man was indicted after a 1-year-old niece allegedly ingested Suboxone, triggering Narcan treatment. Public safety tech in Indian Country: The Navajo Nation plans to deploy Flock Safety license-plate cameras, while some privacy advocates raise concerns. Project Jupiter air permit fight: An advocacy group asked regulators to toss the pipeline-linked air quality permit, arguing the gas supply plan isn’t legally authorized yet.
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