AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNebraska Water Fight Heads to U.S. Supreme Court: Attorney General Mike Hilgers says the nation’s highest court will hear Nebraska’s claims that Colorado violated the 1923 South Platte River Compact and interfered with Nebraska’s Perkins County Canal plans, with a special master to oversee proceedings. Nebraska Medicine Governance Shift: NU Regents approved interim bylaws bringing the Omaha Community Foundation in as an equal partner on the Nebraska Medicine board through at least Sept. 30, tied to Clarkson’s exit from co-ownership. Social Media Age Verification Blocked: A Nebraska federal court partially blocked the state’s law requiring parental consent for minors to create social media accounts. SNAP “Junk Food” Rules Hit Legal Limits: A judge struck down USDA authority for SNAP restriction waivers, a fight that directly affects Nebraska and other states. New Party Push in Nebraska: A group called the Nebraska Working People Party is collecting signatures to form a new political party ahead of the July 15 deadline. Federal Immigration Tuition Lawsuit: DOJ sued Massachusetts and Rhode Island over in-state tuition and aid for undocumented students, arguing it conflicts with federal law. National Security: Sen. Deb Fischer urged rapid nuclear investment, citing China and Russia’s changing threat environment.
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