AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoHomeland Security Ads: Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy and Sen. Patty Murray say DHS is using $20M in taxpayer money to run pro-Trump TV ads, raising claims the spending violates anti-propaganda rules. College Sports Law: The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, a major shake-up that would rein in athlete payments and transfers; CT’s Blumenthal opposed the bill even as it advanced. CT Police Tech Rules: The state Police Officer Standards and Training Council recommends tighter guardrails for speed/red-light cameras and license plate readers, including separating data and letting renters contest tickets. Housing Court Fight: A Connecticut housing authority’s former indicted boss can’t use his home to secure a $500,000 bond in a federal wire fraud case. Medicaid Fraud in Conn.: Two Connecticut-area clinicians were arrested over alleged Medicaid billing for services not provided, tied to more than $600,000 in improper claims. AI Pricing Watch: McDonald’s is using an AI engine to recommend “optimal” prices, potentially widening price differences between locations. Workforce Compliance: Connecticut’s Oct. 1 employer checklist highlights expanded wage transparency and new limits on training repayment agreements.
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