AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNevada Energy Fight: Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford says he’ll appeal a court ruling in the NV Energy demand charge litigation, calling it an unlawful cost hike hitting families during a cost-of-living crisis. Fraud & Retirement Rules: Ford also joined a coalition pressing Vice President JD Vance over last-minute anti-fraud meeting access, and filed comments opposing a Trump administration rule that would steer retirement savings into riskier assets like crypto and private credit. Prediction Markets Crackdown: Ford announced a preliminary injunction blocking Polymarket from offering sports, election, or entertainment event contracts in Nevada while the state’s enforcement continues. Consumer Protection: Ford proposed a settlement forcing tax-debt relief operators to surrender nearly $10M in assets for consumer relief and permanently banning deceptive practices. Water Policy: Nevada, Arizona and California signed an MOU to explore “paper” exchanges using San Diego’s Carlsbad desalination plant to help stabilize Lake Mead. Courts & Politics Beyond NV: Arizona’s Supreme Court rejected review of rulings that crippled the state’s fake elector case, sending it back to a grand jury. Local Public Safety: LVMPD reported a life-threatening crash involving a non-street-legal minibike and a pickup truck in Las Vegas.
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