AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPrediction Markets Clash: Kentucky AG Russell Coleman sued Kalshi and Polymarket (and partners including Coinbase, Robinhood and Webull), arguing their “event contracts” function like unlicensed sports betting—while the CFTC backs federal oversight and more states pile on. New Mexico Tech Accountability: New Mexico is pushing for nearly $1 billion from Meta after a jury found the company liable for endangering children, with filings seeking a $953M youth harm fund. Arts & Community: Albuquerque hosted a national arts-policy convening showing how New Mexico treats culture as everyday infrastructure, not an add-on. Local Sports Spotlight: New Mexico United’s Greg Hurst cleared a rumor after the Big Texan 72-oz steak challenge, and Rio Rancho held a family-friendly World Cup watch party at the high school. Fire Update: The Rio Fire grew to 128 acres, with a Type 3 incident management team ordered and more aerial resources on the way. Screwworm Watch: Ranchers and auction barns are tightening daily protocols as the outbreak spreads beyond initial Texas/Mexico zones. UNM Football Recruiting: Cleveland dual-sport standout Evan Nañez landed his first UNM football offer. Metal News: Motionless In White teased “Decades” with “R.I.P.” featuring Skylar Grey, with an Albuquerque stop on the way.
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