AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMeta Child-Safety Settlement: Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion and impose major limits on Facebook and Instagram for teens, including a default two-hour daily cap, overnight blocks, muted school-day notifications, and stronger parental controls, ending a closely watched multistate case over alleged addictive design and improper data collection. Local Governance & Privacy: Albuquerque Public Schools will keep using the AI reading program Amira but will scale back voice recordings and delete data more often after privacy concerns. Wildlife Rescue in Albuquerque: Neighbors say they stopped AMAFCA crews from burying animals during routine ditch maintenance; the agency says it was annual cleanup and denies any intent to harm wildlife. Immigration Enforcement Concerns: An Albuquerque advocacy group held a news conference over recent ICE activity and alleged racial profiling, citing cases in Santa Fe. Politics—House Race: House Speaker Mike Johnson campaigned in Albuquerque for GOP challenger Greg Cunningham in NM-2, framing the race as pivotal for control of the U.S. House. Public Health: Cyclosporiasis confirmed cases in the U.S. topped 17,000, with New Mexico among the latest states added. Community & Culture: “Coyote vs. ACME” is finally set for theaters after years of delays, with New Mexico landmarks and the Rail Runner featured.
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