AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAlaska LNG diplomacy: South Korea pushed back on President Trump’s Alaska LNG investment claims, saying there’s been no firm commitment and that definitive figures go beyond what was agreed, keeping the $54B project in limbo. Permanent Fund governance: The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation board met in Nome, reviewed FY2026 performance and real estate, updated its investment policy, and re-elected Jason Brune as chair and Ethan Schutt as vice chair. Mail voting risk: The U.S. Postal Service is rolling out cost cuts that will slow pickup and delivery for much of the Lower 48, raising concerns that late postmarks could disenfranchise some mail voters. Congress and the Kennedy Center: Bipartisan lawmakers, including Sen. Lisa Murkowski, moved to block demolition of the John F. Kennedy Center without congressional authorization. Kodiak sports and community: Kodiak’s boys and girls cross-country teams head to the state meet in Anchorage, and the weekend’s local events lineup highlights art walks, library programs, and community gatherings. Kodiak fisheries: A strong international pollock market is lifting Kodiak trawl-fleet returns as fishermen get about 16 cents per pound for remaining 2026 allocations. Public safety and health: CDC reports marine toxins still drive most noninfectious foodborne outbreaks, with scombroid and ciguatoxin leading cases.
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