AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVaccines & Kids: Trump’s new executive order would cut routine childhood vaccinations and split MMR into three doses, while directing the Justice Department to target states over parental and religious exemptions—setting up a fresh fight with Connecticut’s school and health leaders. Gender-Affirming Care: A federal funding directive says hospitals and medical schools receiving federal money must stop covering gender-transition procedures for people under 18, intensifying pressure on states that already face bans. Immigration & Tuition: The DOJ sued Connecticut (along with New York and Vermont) to block in-state tuition and aid for certain undocumented students, arguing federal law is being violated. Privacy & Driving Records: Connecticut is also in the crosshairs as attorneys general challenge a federal push to obtain sensitive CDL driver data from states. Community & Aging: LiveWell and the Barnes Nature Center are set to be honored at AgeWellFest for dementia support and age-inclusion work. Local Schools: Mansfield Elementary’s bike-riding P.E. program teaches fourth graders to ride and repair bikes, with police support. Culture & Sports: WNBA coverage keeps spilling into headlines after Angel Reese’s face-smack incident and the broader debate over eligibility and women’s sports.
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