AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI at Work in CT: Connecticut’s Online Safety Act adds new employer rules for AI used in hiring and other employment decisions, with disclosure requirements starting Oct. 1, 2026 (and broader privacy compliance milestones coming July 1). Offshore Wind Lawsuit: New York and six other Northeast states, including Connecticut, sued the Trump administration to block a deal that would pay TotalEnergies nearly $1 billion to cancel offshore wind leases—arguing the government skipped required review steps. DHS Court-Order Clash: Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin faced sharp questioning in a Senate hearing after refusing to confirm DHS will follow court orders, blaming “politicized” courts. Fairfield Speed Cameras: Fairfield began 24/7 automated school-zone speed enforcement, with fines escalating after repeat violations. Special Olympics: Special Olympics Connecticut’s Summer Games kick off this weekend in the New Haven area with events in multiple sports and free Healthy Athletes screenings. WNBA—Connecticut in Focus: The Atlanta Dream beat the Connecticut Sun 91-75 behind Rhyne Howard (36) and Allisha Gray (26), while the Washington Mystics topped the Chicago Sky 90-72. Local Crime: A Berkshire County man faces a murder charge after prosecutors say he hid a body in a greenhouse.
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