AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBirthright citizenship fight: Civil rights groups, including the ACLU, asked a New Hampshire federal court to clarify that President Trump’s latest executive order can’t override the Supreme Court’s ruling protecting citizenship for babies born in the U.S. Voter access in the Granite State: An op-ed argues New Hampshire’s rules make it unusually hard for young adults to register, pointing to low registration rates and barriers like in-person signups and document access. Public health: NH doctors say measles risk is real as vaccine hesitancy rises, even though there are no reported cases in the state. Local government transparency: Laconia city leaders and volunteers got Right-to-Know training after complaints about improper public records communications. Tech and misinformation: A guide explains how to spot AI-generated video before sharing. Space for the community: A library added a telescope to its “Library of Things” collection. Energy and growth: A report warns Texas’s data-center grid pause could delay a big chunk of U.S. data center projects. Elections fact-checking: PolitiFact announced a nationwide partnership network, including NH coverage with WMUR for the open Shaheen Senate seat.
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