AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRussia Sanctions & Tariffs: A revised U.S. Senate bill tied to late Sen. Lindsey Graham would cut the maximum proposed tariff on Russian oil buyers from 500% to up to 100% for the five biggest crude importers, including India and China, while keeping broader sanctions pressure on Russia’s war-financing network. Connecticut Government Finance: State Comptroller Sean Scanlon issued new, tougher rules for Connecticut agencies’ purchase cards, tightening reporting and enforcement starting Aug. 1, 2026. Data Privacy Fallout (23andMe): Connecticut and other attorneys general announced a multistate settlement over the 23andMe genetic data breach, with limited recovery from the bankruptcy estate but payouts tied to claims. Kalshi Prediction Markets: The CFTC stepped in to block Michigan’s attempt to unwind Kalshi trades, asserting federal control over exchange obligations. Connecticut Education: A new Connecticut law establishes Arab and Islamic studies for schools. Public Health & Weather: Connecticut health officials reported cyclosporiasis cases linked to a wider outbreak, while extreme heat drove more cooling-center activity statewide. Sports (CT Sun): The Connecticut Sun beat Portland 90-87, with Aaliyah Edwards and Brittney Griner leading scoring.
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