AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoMeta Youth-Safety Settlement: Meta has agreed to pay up to about $18 billion and overhaul how teens use Facebook and Instagram, including a default two-hour daily limit, midnight-to-6 a.m. blocks without parental consent, reduced school-hour notifications, “productive pauses,” stronger age checks, and limits on certain harmful content and teen-focused features; the deal covers 47 states plus D.C., Puerto Rico, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands and is subject to court approval. Local Education Support: American Samoa Community College is asking local businesses and worksites to join the Federal Work-Study Program, offering eligible students part-time jobs tied to their studies after they complete FAFSA. Citizenship Pressure in Territories: A conservative policy report argues Congress can limit citizenship in U.S. territories, citing the Insular Cases, as threats to birthright citizenship continue after new executive actions. Youth Sports Development: Oceania Athletics Association officials are in American Samoa promoting Kids’ Athletics, using team-based track and field games for children at CCCAS-Fagatogo. Va‘a Goes Global: Pacific paddling is expanding overseas, with Samoa bringing its biggest-ever team to the Va‘a World Sprints Championships in Singapore.
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