AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth Policy: 25 Democratic-led states plus D.C. sued the Trump administration over new Medicaid work requirements, arguing the “medically frail” exemption is too narrow and could kick ill and disabled people off coverage. Local Food & Labeling: Hawaiʻi’s new ahi country-of-origin labeling law kicks in July 1, requiring retailers to clearly label where raw processed ahi was landed. Queer Community: The Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival returns July 10–12 at the Hawaii Theatre Center, spotlighting queer stories with screenings, live performance, and community events. Culture & Music: Two local legends, Benny Chong and Byron Yasui, are set for induction into the Ukulele Hall of Fame on July 12. Civic Life (Elections): Civil Beat’s candidate Q&As for Hawaiʻi House District 5 put spotlight on childcare, family leave, and trust in government. Pacific Connections: A China–U.S. youth baseball festival launched in Fuzhou, with sister-city ties including Honolulu. Indigenous Health Research: A Fulbright scholar partnership links Māori and Native Hawaiian nursing research to improve Indigenous care across the Pacific. Infrastructure: Palau’s PNCC is rolling out a major fiber-to-the-premises project alongside a new 4G/5G mobile network.
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