AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoTax Status: The EU removed Panama from its tax-haven blacklist, but American Samoa remains on the list alongside seven other jurisdictions. Public Funds: The Senate approved resolutions seeking an independent prosecutor’s investigation and court review of the administration’s handling of about $15.6 million. Testimony from insurance representatives also challenged claims that ASG’s $10.1 million investment was insured. Cybersecurity: Attackers hijacked American Samoa’s .as domain registry, along with Ghana’s and Sierra Leone’s, to obtain unauthorized certificates for Google and other organizations. Google said its systems were not breached; the certificates were blocked or revoked. Children’s Accounts: Congresswoman Amata says eligible American Samoa children who are U.S. nationals or citizens and have Social Security numbers may open Trump Accounts; other residents are not eligible. HIV Guidance: The Health Department says testing recommendations do not signal a local outbreak and reiterates that HIV is not spread through travel or ordinary contact.
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