AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoSocial Security COLA 2027: A new projection from the Senior Citizens League says next year’s cost-of-living increase could be 3.8%, lifting average monthly benefits by about $74—while the Trustees Report warns the program is less than seven years from depletion. Connecticut gun-law fight: CT Attorney General William Tong’s office is seeking outside help to sue gun companies, but the RFP’s “diversity” staffing criteria is drawing criticism as the state’s Glock ban faces constitutional challenges. ACA in court: Connecticut and other states’ attorneys general are suing to block a Trump administration rule aimed at weakening Affordable Care Act protections—arguing it will raise costs and reduce coverage. FOIA accountability: A Connecticut-focused report asks who pays when public agencies violate the state Freedom of Information Act, noting fines often land on taxpayers. CT transit promise scrutiny: A transit columnist revisits the $1.6 billion New Haven Line upgrade, arguing the state’s speed and service promises have been delayed before. SNAP schedule: Connecticut’s August 2026 SNAP benefit dates run Aug. 1–13. WNBA deadline ripple: With Connecticut’s Aneesah Morrow traded to Toronto, the Sun face a major lineup shift as the league heads toward its trade deadline.
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