AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood Safety: Taylor Farms expanded its jalapeño-linked salmonella recall, pulling salsa and other jalapeño products sold at Walmart, Target, Trader Joe’s and more, including items distributed in New Hampshire; the CDC says hundreds were sickened across dozens of states. Critical Infrastructure: Salem is using a $30,000 state grant to upgrade water-system cybersecurity after an audit flagged ongoing risks. Defense & Tech: ePropelled secured $60 million in U.S. government funding to expand drone propulsion manufacturing in Laconia, boosting capacity and adding production and testing for uncrewed aircraft components. Health Insurance Accountability: New Hampshire regulators fined Anthem $520,000 over “hundreds of violations,” including problems with provider credentialing, directory accuracy, and mental health parity—issues that can affect whether patients get in-network care. Courts & Citizenship: Civil rights groups asked a New Hampshire federal court to block Trump’s latest birthright citizenship executive order, arguing it conflicts with the Supreme Court’s earlier ruling. Politics: White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced she’ll step down at month’s end, setting up speculation about who replaces her. Local Outdoors & Community: Londonderry’s free Blues Festival on Aug. 26 will benefit veterans groups, and Hampton’s whale-watching season continues to draw visitors from the seacoast.
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