AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFederal Surveillance: Court filings say Homeland Security ran “Operation Puppet Master,” an undercover surveillance effort in Minnesota targeting progressive groups and labor unions, including infiltrating meetings in churches, schools and parks. Public Safety & Policing: St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her’s 2027 budget proposes cutting police leadership roles and reducing vacant sworn positions, after allegations by Police Chief Axel Henry about sexualizing officers. Health Insurance & Justice: UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s family called Luigi Mangione’s guilty plea in federal court a step toward justice, as sentencing is set for Dec. 18. Aviation & Business: Air T, Inc. reported fiscal Q1 2027 results, with revenue up 63% year over year, while citing acquisition-related costs tied to Crestone’s purchase of Arena Aviation Partners. Senior Living: Minnetonka-based Certus Living is rolling out a new “Life By Design” wellness and memory-care push aimed at shifting how senior care is marketed and delivered. Energy & Local Tax Pressure: Wadena County urged the state and Enbridge to fix pipeline tax-credit valuation disputes so rural taxpayers aren’t stuck with repayment burdens. Tech & Regulation: A new federal move would let U.S.-formed companies avoid disclosing beneficial owners, drawing criticism from former prosecutors over money-laundering and shell-company risks. Pet Care: Oma’s Pride recalled frozen raw dog food in multiple states after salmonella concerns.
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