AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoASG Investment: Insurer representatives told senators they had not issued a policy covering the government’s $10.1 million investment, contradicting earlier administration testimony and deepening questions about the use of ARPA interest funds. Cybersecurity: Google says attackers hijacked the .as registry, along with Ghana’s and Sierra Leone’s, to obtain unauthorized certificates; Google’s systems were not breached, and Chrome blocked the certificates. Education: Tafuna High School’s Major Si’imoa Malaefono Galoia was named American Samoa’s 2026–27 Territorial Teacher of the Year. Energy: Port Administration is advancing a 25-megawatt airport solar project, targeted to begin operating by the end of 2027. Family Support: American Samoa will receive $1.6 million in federal funding to expand home visits for expectant parents and families with young children. Ocean Resources: Deep-sea mining remains in focus as researchers and explorers question whether the Pacific’s mineral rush is viable and what it could mean for the region.
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