AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDeep-Sea Mining Rules Under Fire: As the U.S. moves toward auctioning seabed leases, experts say proposed regulations are outdated and could weaken environmental review and public input. Coast Guard Returns: The crew of Cutter Hollyhock wrapped up Operation Blue Pacific after 42 days and 7,500 nautical miles, making port calls including American Samoa. Music & Rights in the Spotlight: Samoan-Argentine producer Jarom Su’a says his beat was used in Drake’s “Make Them Cry” without credit or payment, calling out how often producers get ripped off. Softball on the Rise: Cairah Curran was selected for the American Samoa National Women’s Team as the territory chases Olympic qualification, with a key Canada Cup event ahead. Local Sports Development: The American Samoa National Football Federation hosted a dinner to push flag football growth and outline a path toward international and Olympic-level competition. Commemoration & Community: Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata honored Henry Saaga ahead of D-Day and the Battle of Midway, spotlighting his service and musical legacy. Ocean Exploration Opportunity: American Samoa student Jhen Paguiligan Seguiwan was chosen for a seafloor mapping internship aboard E/V Nautilus. Independence Day Plans: American Samoa’s July 4 celebration is set with cricket, rugby sevens, the Fautasi race, and a Stan Walker-led concert plus fireworks and drones.
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