AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOpenAI Lawsuit: Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joined seven other states in suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT poses risks to children and misleads parents. Midterm Campaign: At a Bullhead City rally, President Trump backed Andy Biggs against Gov. Katie Hobbs, urged voters to support Republicans and said government leakers “should be shot.” He also repeated false election claims, while skipping Arizona’s competitive congressional candidates. Barack Obama endorsed Hobbs, and a new poll showed Democrats leading in statewide races. Health Care: New federal Medicaid work rules starting in January could make it harder for thousands of medically frail Arizonans to keep coverage and add costs for the state. Cost of Living: Hobbs ordered a temporary halt to enforcement of restrictions on farmers’ use of cheaper red-dye diesel and allowed heavier agricultural trucks on state highways, aiming to ease food and fuel costs. Water: Hobbs promoted an ASU water initiative focused on reuse and purification as Arizona faces shrinking Colorado River supplies.
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