AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMedicaid & immigration: New federal rules are set to narrow Medicaid eligibility for immigrants, with KFF Health News estimating more than 281,000 people across nine states and D.C. could lose coverage starting in October. Social Security anxiety: North Carolina’s Senate race is zeroing in on Social Security’s looming insolvency, with Democrats and Republicans alike facing pressure to explain how benefits would be protected. Campus safety backlash: A Cornell University rape lawsuit has sparked a fresh wave of anger on college campuses, with students and survivors pushing for deeper changes beyond bureaucracy. Cannabis policy: North Carolina’s Advisory Council on Cannabis is drafting recommendations for a THC public consumption framework ahead of a Dec. 31 deadline for Gov. Josh Stein. Local community & culture: Raleigh’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s drew nearly 2,000 participants downtown, while northeastern NC arts groups are teaming up for “All of Us” to spotlight diverse community stories through December. Workforce & education: Wilkes Community College won a $300,000 “work and learn” grant to expand workplace training, and South Piedmont Community College is set to expand school-based virtual therapy for young adults via a Duke Endowment grant.
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