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New Mexico proposes a supervised apprenticeship route for law graduates to address lawyer shortages in rural areas, enhancing access to justice and modernising the legal profession.

President Trump denies reports of a US munitions shortage amid the Iran conflict, threatening jail for those leaking information. The White House and Pentagon also reject claims of depleted stockpiles.

New Orleans has implemented AI to manage non-critical 911 calls, aiming to improve dispatcher efficiency. The move has sparked debate over transparency and the role of AI in emergency services.

A surgical team in Japan faced a magnitude 7.1 earthquake during an operation, highlighting the challenges of disaster preparedness in hospitals and the vulnerability of patients under anaesthesia.

A viral video shows Trump chasing a toddler on stage at a Las Vegas rally, drawing laughter and praise for his quick reaction. The event also highlighted Trump's economic policies.

A Burger King employee's 'Free Palestine' remark led to her dismissal, sparking a six-figure fundraiser and a national debate on free speech and antisemitism.

Donald Trump's recent Las Vegas appearance sparked social media speculation about his hair, following footage showing his windswept scalp. The White House has not commented on the wig rumours.

A 2016 audit reveals the Korea Football Association arranged sexual entertainment for foreign referees during 2011-2012, sparking outrage and raising questions about match integrity and governance.

Mojtaba Khamenei's absence from public view since a US-Israeli strike raises concerns about his health and political stability in Iran, with conflicting reports and speculation about his condition.

US District Judge John McConnell faced threats after blocking Trump's funding freeze, with intimidation extending to his family, warning of increasing hostility and calls for protective measures

Donald Trump has filed an emergency motion to pause a court order requiring the release of financial records in his $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC over January 6 coverage.

Over four million Americans have lost SNAP food aid under strict new mandates from the Trump administration, sparking fears of an escalating hunger crisis as officials push sweeping financial cuts.

JD Vance faces criticism after mocking Marc Thiessen's weight during a debate on rising food prices, highlighting tensions within Trump's circle.

Trump reportedly confronted Pete Hegseth over US missile shortages as conflicting accounts and concerns about military readiness fuel fresh scrutiny of the Pentagon.

Japan has repeatedly requested the Trump administration to stop using anime and video game characters in political posts, citing copyright infringement and potential damage to said franchises.

Cardi B's new single 'Ah Ha' reignites her political feud with Donald Trump, sparking online debate and showcasing her blend of music and political commentary.

Declassified memos reveal the FBI's secret investigation into Donald Trump after firing James Comey, probing potential Russian ties. The investigation, codenamed 'Oxferd Comma,' was closed in 2019.

Olivia Rodrigo criticises Donald Trump in a campaign video, linking his policies to the closure of Planned Parenthood centres, while promoting her Daisy Chain Fields festival supporting women's health

Abdul El-Sayed challenges RFK Jr. in a fiery CNN interview, vowing to 'grill' the Health Secretary over his medical claims and accusing him of misleading the public.

Michael Kratsios, a senior White House adviser, argues that companies may be using AI as a convenient excuse for layoffs, suggesting that the technology is not always the true cause of job cuts.

US officials are moving to decertify Network for Hope over allegations it tried to recover organs from patients who still showed signs of life, claims the organisation strongly denies.

Senator Ron Wyden investigates potential quid pro quo between the Trump administration and tobacco and kratom industries, questioning policy shifts following significant industry donations.

Mitch McConnell's top aides are refusing to answer on-camera questions about the missing senator's health, as pressure grows for proof he is well enough to serve.

The drug-resistant fungus Candida auris is spreading in US healthcare facilities, posing a threat to vulnerable patients. The CDC highlights the importance of early detection and infection control.

A TikTok user's tag to NYC Mayor Mamdani led to a same-day pothole repair, showcasing the city's new strategy to rebuild public trust through rapid infrastructure fixes.

Viral clips of Donald Trump stumbling through a Fox News answer on Venezuela and appearing unsteady after leaving Marine One have reignited fierce debate over the 80-year-old president's health.

The UK government's stance on a public inquiry into Epstein's British operations, amid $437.5M in settlements from US banks. Explore the implications for British institutions and investigations.

Iran and Oman are finalising a shipping deal in the Strait of Hormuz, potentially challenging US influence. The agreement includes discussions on environmental, legal, and security aspects, with Tehran insisting on passage fees.

Andrew Tate's latest legal battle has reignited debate over the online manosphere and harmful masculinity.