AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDefense & Industry: A New Hampshire rare-earth “tailings” refinery backed by a $500 million Pentagon loan is racing to scale up production to meet tighter U.S. defense demand and new rules limiting critical-mineral sourcing from China. Health Policy: Nebraska’s Medicaid work requirements are already causing confusion and coverage losses, with advocates warning about unclear denials and more people expected to lose care as the state completes its early rollout. Federal Courts & Immigration: A Colorado lawsuit highlights how states offering in-state tuition to illegal immigrants are colliding with federal law; Nebraska is among states already blocked. Nebraska Government & Elections: Nebraska Democrats are fighting a lawsuit tied to a vacant U.S. Senate ballot spot, as the party argues over who should appear in November. Public Safety: Grand Island police and the Nebraska State Patrol issued an endangered missing advisory for 82-year-old John P. Furlong, last seen driving east on Highway 30 near Columbus. Local Community: LifeServe Blood Center is urging donors after sharp summer declines left only a 1–2 day supply for several blood types.
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