AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoYouth Tech Reckoning: A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million into a children’s mental health fund, calling Facebook/Instagram a “public nuisance” and ordering teen-focused safeguards; Meta says it will appeal. Legal Fallout for Big Tech: A separate report says an outside law firm could take up to $68 million from the New Mexico Meta verdicts under contingency caps. State Child Welfare Overhaul: House Democrats unveiled sweeping CYFD reform plans for the 2027 session, citing repeated failures and recent custody problems. Project Jupiter Watch: In Doña Ana County, commissioners approved a Project Jupiter community committee amid ongoing public anger; elsewhere, a hearing examiner shifted questions about a natural gas pipeline to later proceedings. Data Center Moratorium Push: Two Democratic lawmakers advanced a proposal to pause statewide data center development while guardrails are set. Local Accountability: Bernalillo County DA wants to exhume a veteran’s body at Santa Fe National Cemetery tied to a 2002 rape case. Scam Alerts: BBB Scam Tracker ranked New Mexico among states facing persistent fraud reports, with online purchase scams leading. UNM Sports: UNM released its 2026-27 Mountain West men’s basketball schedule, including a conference renewal opener at UTEP.
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