AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoYouth Digital Safety & Funding: Meta’s landmark multistate deal over alleged teen social-media addiction is moving forward, with sweeping new limits for Instagram and Facebook—like a combined two-hour daily cap for under-18s, “productive pauses,” overnight blocks, reduced school-hour notifications, stronger age checks, and tighter controls on harmful content—while states and territories receive major payouts; American Samoa is named among the jurisdictions in the case. Local Education Support: American Samoa Community College is inviting local businesses and worksites to join the Federal Work-Study Program, offering part-time jobs for eligible students who complete FAFSA. Faith & Community Arts: After local opposition to views, traffic, and lighting, artist Mark McKenna’s painting “Heart Mountain Glory” is now featured in the Cody Wyoming Temple, with a focus on healing and peace. Sports Youth Spotlight: Oceania Athletics Association officials are in American Samoa promoting Kids’ Athletics, using team-based track and field games for young athletes. Pacific Sports Exchange: Va‘a is going global, with Pacific paddlers competing in Singapore’s first Va‘a World Sprints Championships and highlighting the cost and effort of sending youth talent overseas. Citizenship Debate: A new report argues Congress can limit birthright citizenship in U.S. territories, adding fresh pressure to ongoing territorial citizenship fights.
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