Supreme Court rejects Florida gender-identity policy case
The US Supreme Court declined to hear a bid by Florida parents to sue a school district over its support for a nonbinary student, upholding lower court rulings.
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Scottish Labour Pledges Equality Act Implementation
Scottish Labour pledges to implement the Equality Act immediately, remove biologically male prisoners from women's prisons, and protect single-sex spaces.
Salinger Letters: Hid Jewish-Irish Heritage from Book Jacket
Newly discovered letters show JD Salinger asked his editor to remove references to his Jewish-Irish heritage from The Catcher in the Rye dust jacket, fearing misuse by reviewers.
Japan PM Takaichi's Push to Amend Pacifist Constitution
Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi aims to amend the pacifist constitution for the first time since 1947, sparking debate on national defense and regional stability.
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Ghostly Encounters Might Be Caused by Old Pipes
New research claims infrasonic vibrations from aging pipes can explain paranormal experiences, as they alter mood and increase cortisol levels without being audible.
Blue Badge Myths Keep Eligible Brits from Claiming
Many eligible Brits miss out on Blue Badge parking benefits due to widespread myths. The scheme helps millions, but misconceptions about eligibility and usage persist.
Bird Skulls May Unlock Dinosaur Behaviour Secrets
Scientists believe bird skulls hold clues to the inner lives of long-extinct dinosaurs, with early birds like 'T rex reincarnated' offering insights into dinosaur behaviour.
Supreme Court to Rule on Geofence Warrants in Robbery Case
The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether geofence warrants violate the Fourth Amendment, using a bank robbery case where a suspect's cellphone location led to his arrest.
Mississippi Redraws Judicial Districts After SCOTUS Ruling
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves announces a special legislative session for judicial redistricting after the US Supreme Court rules on a Voting Rights Act case, with implications for minority representation.
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Maine Governor Vetoes Data Center Moratorium
Maine's Democratic governor vetoed the nation's first state moratorium on data centers, citing a need to protect a local project. The bill would have paused large-scale developments for over a year.
Declaration of Independence: God's Role in 1776 and Today
As the US prepares for the 250th anniversary, a historian examines the Declaration's four references to God and what public readings reveal about religion in 1776.
Assisted Dying Bill Blocked by Lords Despite Mandate
The assisted dying bill, backed by a clear democratic mandate, faces obstruction in the Lords, denying terminally ill people choice and dignity.
White House Photo Obscures Elite Women's Tennis Team
A White House photo of a meeting with an elite women's tennis team has sparked controversy for obscuring the players, raising questions about representation.
Assisted Dying Bill Fails in Lords After Wrangling
The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill failed in the House of Lords due to procedural delays and amendments, sparking disappointment from supporters and criticism from opponents.
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Assisted Dying Bill Fails in Lords, Supporters Vow to Fight On
The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill ran out of time in the House of Lords after over 1,200 amendments. Supporters vow to reintroduce it next session.
Assisted Dying Bill Fails in House of Lords
The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has failed to become law after running out of parliamentary time in the House of Lords, dashing hopes for assisted dying in England and Wales.
Car salesman wins £3,400 over sexist workplace remarks
Matthew Davies sued White Dove Garages after overhearing sexist comments. The employment tribunal ruled the remarks created an offensive environment, awarding him £3,429.
St Vincent Halts Constitutional Amendment After Backlash
St Vincent and the Grenadines delays constitutional bills after public outcry. The bills aimed to clarify citizenship rules, affecting PM Godwin Friday's eligibility.
Ex-MP Joins Calls for Starmer to Face Privileges Committee
Karl Turner, former Labour MP, backs opposition demands for Keir Starmer to face Commons privileges committee over alleged misleading of Parliament regarding Peter Mandelson's vetting.
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What Happens If Justice Alito Retires from Supreme Court?
Trump hints at possible Alito retirement, sparking debate over Supreme Court confirmation process ahead of midterm elections.
Ancient Fault Line Discovered Under Africa
Scientists have discovered a 310-mile fossil fault line under Africa, from Mozambique to Tanzania, which guided the splitting of continents and may reactivate in the future.
1935 Rule Could Let High Court Decide Indigenous Sovereignty
A long-overlooked 1935 legal principle discovered by Melbourne Law School researcher Olivia Barr removes a procedural barrier, potentially allowing the High Court to hear cases on Indigenous sovereignty for the first time.
Genocide Scholar Examines Israel's Transformation in New Book
Holocaust historian Omer Bartov analyzes how Zionism evolved from liberation movement to extremist ideology, addressing Gaza conflict and Israel's political trajectory in his latest publication.
Japanese Youth Protest to Protect Pacifist Constitution
Young protesters in Japan are rallying against government moves to amend the pacifist constitution, with growing demonstrations in Tokyo as tensions rise over regional security and US demands.
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Starmer Mentor Blasts Labour Over Jury Trial Reforms
Geoffrey Robertson KC, a legal mentor to Sir Keir Starmer, has launched a fierce attack on Labour's proposals to restrict jury trials, calling them a betrayal of party values and a cure worse than the disease.
How Everything Becomes a Means to an End
From art to hugs, society increasingly values activities for their utilitarian benefits over intrinsic worth, stripping meaning from our most cherished pursuits.
Constitutional Paths to Remove a President Explained
Bipartisan calls for Donald Trump's removal intensify after threats against Iran. The 25th Amendment and impeachment processes under the Constitution provide legal avenues, but require high-level consensus and congressional votes.
How Presidents Can Be Removed: Constitutional Procedures Explained
Amid bipartisan calls for President Trump's removal over erratic Middle East rhetoric, this article examines the constitutional mechanisms: the 25th Amendment and impeachment, detailing procedures and historical context.
Nationalist Wins in Celtic Nations May Reshape UK Constitution
Polls suggest Plaid Cymru, SNP, and Sinn Féin could lead Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland after May elections, sparking potential constitutional clashes with Westminster.
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Family Court Reforms Need Child Experience Tracking
Karen Pine advocates for tracking children's long-term experiences in family courts to drive reform, highlighting systemic issues with power imbalances and professional training.
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