AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTariffs in court: Oregon is again challenging President Trump’s new Section 301 tariffs, joining a 25-state lawsuit arguing the duties are unlawful and meant to replace earlier tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court. State economy hit: Oregon’s AG says the latest round is driving up costs for essentials and homegrown businesses. Insurance pressure: A separate report highlights insurers using credit scores in homeowners pricing, adding to affordability concerns for Oregon households. Wildfire readiness: Oregon’s utilities and regulators are pushing backup power planning ahead of peak wildfire season, warning that last-minute shutoff notices can leave rural homes without water and sanitation. Local governance: Salem City Council approved a temporary moratorium on AI data centers and moves to update zoning to protect water, environment, and electricity infrastructure. Health & competition: Oregon is also tied to a broader multistate antitrust push—states announced a major settlement in principle with Sandoz over alleged generic drug price-fixing.
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