AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPharma Accountability: Nevada AG Aaron Ford announced a $29.6M multistate settlement with Glenmark over alleged generic-drug price inflation and reduced competition, with eligibility tied to purchases made May 1, 2009–Dec. 31, 2019 and Glenmark promising internal reforms. Local Housing & Federal Funding: HUD suspended disaster-recovery funding for the Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority, citing mismanagement and fraud concerns, triggering a political fight in the Bryan-Roach election cycle. Public Safety Staffing: A VIPD Senate hearing heard the force is operating at about half staffing needs, with 25 homicides recorded in 2026 and only one arrest, raising questions about enforcement coverage. Tech & Telecom: First Orion launched Mobile Originated Branded Calling with T-Mobile for business customers, letting mobile users place authenticated branded calls with verified name/logo and call context. Cannabis Regulation: The VI Office of Cannabis Regulation opened applications for multiple cannabis license categories, with a Sept. 15, 2026 deadline. Infrastructure & Ports: Tropical Shipping ordered new Konecranes Gottwald mobile harbor cranes, including first-ever units for St. Croix and St. Thomas, aimed at boosting quayside cargo handling. Gun Policy: A Third Circuit assault-weapons ruling could also knock out the VI’s June semiauto ban. Environment & Health Data: DPNR flagged one St. Thomas beach as unsafe, while St. Croix results were ruined by a lab equipment failure. Connectivity on the Road: Starlink updated Roam rules by grouping countries into shared regions, expanding service area for travelers including the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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