AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWhite House Shake-Up: President Trump says White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will step down at month’s end, citing family time, while she’ll remain a senior outside adviser—leaving a major communications vacancy just before the midterms. NH Court Fight Over Birthright Citizenship: Civil rights groups ask a New Hampshire federal court to keep protections from Trump’s latest birthright citizenship order, arguing it conflicts with the Supreme Court’s “place of nativity” ruling. Statehouse Transportation Clash: Lawmakers are weighing whether to override Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s veto of the 10-year transportation plan, after a toll-hike fight helped trigger the veto. Local Land-Use Update: A Claremont-area planning board is working to align zoning with new state child care laws, including “by right” approval changes for home-based centers. Public Safety & Health: NH’s insurance regulator fined Anthem over hundreds of violations tied to provider credentialing, directory accuracy, and mental health parity—raising concerns for patients using in-network listings. Defense & Industry: ePropelled won $60M in DoD funding to expand drone propulsion manufacturing in Laconia, boosting capacity for uncrewed aircraft systems.
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