AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBudget Showdown: A federal watchdog says the Trump administration’s “pocket rescissions” canceling about $810M in congressionally approved funding were unconstitutional, setting up a fresh fight over who controls the purse. Maine Politics: Maine Sen. Susan Collins is facing renewed scrutiny tied to a data-center lobbying push—this time involving her husband’s consulting work—while the Senate race with Troy Jackson tightens amid national political turbulence. Housing & Winter Safety Net: MaineHousing awarded a record $2.72M for overnight warming shelters, but Aroostook’s only warming site still faces a deficit even with the boost. Drought & Water: Kittery’s water supply remains critically low, with severe restrictions continuing as Portsmouth Naval Shipyard demand rises and ponds fail to refill. Nor’easter Fallout: A weekend nor’easter brought heavy rain and gusty winds along the coast, knocking out power for thousands and canceling many outdoor plans. Health Policy: The Kay Hagan Tick Reauthorization Act—introduced by Sen. Tina Smith with Maine’s Susan Collins—was signed into law to renew tick-borne illness programs through 2030. Local Sports: Skowhegan shut out Lewiston 3-0 in Class A North field hockey.
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