AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTexas Medicaid settlement: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a $34M settlement with AstraZeneca over an alleged illegal kickback scheme tied to prescriptions paid through Medicaid. Courts & voting rules: The U.S. Supreme Court backed states’ authority to set rules for counting mail ballots received after Election Day, a win for GOP-backed election limits. Education culture war: Texas education leaders moved ahead with Bible passages as required reading for public school students, drawing pushback from local rabbis and critics. Data centers vs. communities: A new survey finds most Texans oppose data centers in their own neighborhoods, adding pressure to water-and-power planning. Energy & business: Waaree Solar Americas expanded its U.S. pipeline with a 236 MW solar module supply contract, with modules manufactured in Brookshire, Texas. Local impact: Houston-area University Health selected Philips monitoring tech to standardize patient monitoring as volumes grow.
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