AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEV Policy Shock: Polestar says the U.S. Commerce Department denied it authorization under the Connected Vehicle Rule, forcing the company to halt new U.S. sales starting with the 2027 model year, even though its Polestar 3 is built at Volvo’s South Carolina plant—highlighting how connectivity tech tied to China can outweigh where cars are manufactured. Higher Ed & Budgets: Clemson approved a seventh straight in-state tuition freeze while out-of-state tuition rises ahead of the academic year, and the university also plans a leaner workforce under a $1.81B budget. Public Health: A MUSC-led study finds only about 6% of middle-aged men have documented discussions with doctors about prostate cancer screening, though screening is more likely when shared decision-making happens. Education Research: Two studies suggest teacher performance pay can help students when paired with extra support, including a South Carolina-linked program that showed gains into high school. Health Policy Watch: Two new reports on measles outbreaks point to vaccination coverage as the key to preventing spread and school disruptions. Local STEM/Workforce: Spartanburg County moves toward a moratorium on new data center development as lawmakers weigh impacts and potential state rules. Weather: Hot and humid conditions continue with a chance of showers and thunderstorms Friday into the weekend.
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