AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBorder & Courts: An Associated Press investigation says the Trump administration has re-separated dozens of children from parents again, despite a landmark settlement meant to reunify families. SNAP: A federal judge halted Trump SNAP funding conditions tied to “gender ideology,” immigration and other requirements, blocking the plan for now. Montana Politics: Democrats in Montana are rallying behind Alani Bankhead after her upset win in the U.S. Senate primary; she’ll face GOP nominee Kurt Alme and independent Seth Bodnar. Wildfire Outlook: Montana officials warn parts of the state face above-normal wildfire risk from drought, wind and warmer-than-average conditions, stressing local volunteer capacity. Local Schools: Helena High and Kumamoto Tamana High formalized their sister-school partnership with a visit from the Kumamoto principal. Tech & Power: Groups in Missoula warned data centers could drive huge electricity demand, with plans cited for hundreds of megawatts by 2030. Public Safety: Montana officials also flagged rising online threats to children during Internet Crimes Against Children Prevention Month.
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