AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoConnecticut Politics & Courts: Connecticut’s Attorney General Ford sued the Trump administration over a rule aimed at making health insurance more expensive and undermining Affordable Care Act protections, as other states and AGs move to block similar federal changes. State Government & Policy: Connecticut is also bracing for Medicaid/HUSKY changes, with advocates warning about what the shift could mean for coverage and access. Public Safety & Elections: DHS says ICE is not planning operations targeting polling locations in November, even as Democrats press for more details on federal law enforcement at voting sites. Energy & Housing: A Connecticut homeowner’s small, plug-in solar setup reportedly generated about $400 in electricity value on a roughly $600 system—an example of how local power costs can drive payback. Local Governance: Old Lyme residents debated zoning changes, balancing housing needs against fears of losing the town’s character. Business & Consumer Protection: Booking.com owner Booking Holdings is named in a San Francisco lawsuit over hotel “markup” scams, with Connecticut-based Booking Holdings accused of enabling deceptive booking sites. National Spotlight (CT tie-in): The Connecticut Sun’s Brittney Griner filed for divorce from Cherelle Griner, seeking joint custody of their 2-year-old son.
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