AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBig Tech in the spotlight: A New Mexico jury found Facebook liable for deceiving users about privacy protections tied to the Cambridge Analytica data breach, with jurors citing more than 43 million violations; the judge will now set penalties that could reach billions. Meta’s legal fallout: The same case also found Meta misled the public about investigations into data brokers, adding to the company’s mounting consumer-protection losses. Local politics, no debate: New Mexico’s gubernatorial candidates are headed toward early voting without a televised debate after Deb Haaland said she won’t participate. Campaign trail clash: In the lieutenant governor race debate, candidates sparred sharply over AI data centers and affordability. Arts & culture: SALA 2026’s Writers Workshop gets a leadership spotlight from Nandita Dinesh, bridging theater and literary community-building. Sports & entertainment: Rio Rancho’s pro hockey return gets a boost as the New Mexico Goatheads open a team store, while college football fans gear up for major Week 4 matchups.
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