AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAnti-Weaponization Fallout: Acting AG Todd Blanche testified that Hunter Biden can apply to Trump’s new $1.776B “anti-weaponization” fund, while Democrats pressed for limits on who qualifies—Blanche still wouldn’t rule out payouts for people tied to violent Jan. 6 cases. IRS Deal Details: A DOJ addendum now says the IRS is “FOREVER BARRED” from auditing Trump, his family, and related companies—raising fresh questions about how the settlement was structured. Student Loan Fight: Democratic-led states sued the U.S. Department of Education over a rule that narrows who counts as “professional degree” students, arguing it unlawfully cuts off loans for healthcare and other workforce programs. Maryland Election Clash: Trump repeated a false claim that Maryland sent “illegal” mail-in ballots; the state says it was a vendor mix-up and replacement ballots were issued. Local Governance: Maryland’s drought warnings expanded as rainfall stays below normal, with officials urging conservation while waiting for spring showers. Maryland Business & Policy: Gov. Wes Moore’s administration backed faster franchise registration, and Maryland’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board moved to cap Ozempic payments for state/local plans.
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