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No Pseudonymity in #TheyLied Defamation Case Over Sexual Assault Allegations

From Doe v. Doe, decided today by Judge F. Kay Behm (E.D. Mich.): Plaintiff [John Doe] and Defendant [Jane Doe]… The post No Pseudonymity in #TheyLied Defamation Case Over Sexual Assault Allegations appeared first on Reason.com.

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House ethics panel launches investigation into Rep. Cory Mills

The panel voted to establish an investigative subcommittee to examine a variety of allegations against Mills.

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Damaged Liberal brand takes another hit as leader quits

Another leadership spill looms for the beleaguered Liberals after a state leader succumbed to pressure from his colleagues and called it quits.

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Trump's $2,000 tariff checks shunned by Senate Republicans

"I think we should pay down the deficit."

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Congresswoman Brushes Off Trump 'Piggy' Insult As Personality Quirk: 'No One Is Perfect'

Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar downplays Trump's piggy remark as a harmless quirk, sparking debate over rhetoric, media treatment and political decorum.

International Business Times

Starmer announces national summit on challenges facing men and boys

Sir Keir’s announcement followed the publication of the Government’s strategy for men’s health on Wednesday,

Evening Standard

Tens Of Migrants Rescued From Stash House Near The Border After One Manages To Sneak Out And Call For Help

Tens of migrants were rescued from a stash house in Juarez, near the U.S.-Mexico border, after one of them managed to sneak out and call for help.

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Congresswoman Brushes Off Trump 'Piggy' Insult As Personality Quirk: 'No One Is Perfect'

Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar downplays Trump's piggy remark as a harmless quirk, sparking debate over rhetoric, media treatment and political decorum.

International Business Times UK

Australia places sanctions on Russian cybercrime groups

Russian cybercrime organisations that allegedly help cybercriminals launch ransomware and DDOS attacks have been sanctioned by Australia.

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Colombian President Petro Backs Plan For Maduro To Hand Over Power To Transitional Government: Report

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has backed a plan that would see Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro hand over power to a transitional government that would call for new election, according to a new report.

Latin Times

Reform’s Welsh hopes damaged after Senedd member suspended for ‘vile’ racial slur

Parliament suspends Laura Anne Jones, Reform’s only Senedd member, for two weeks in further blow after party lost Caerphilly byelection

The Guardian - UK

Microsoft has ‘ripped off the NHS’, says MP amid call for contracts with British firms

Samantha Niblett highlighted government’s multi-billion-pound deals with Microsoft and ‘getting locked in’

The Guardian - UK

A guttural groan in an energy-free zone: sullen resignation haunts PMQs

Usually raucous backbenchers snoozed through the session as Keir and Kemi’s exchanges descended into a slanging match

The Guardian - UK

PM Of Country Neighboring Venezuela Denies U.S. Sought To Use It As a Base: 'Our Territory Will Not Be Used to Launch Attacks'

Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar denied that the United States had asked to use her country as a staging ground for military action against Venezuela, rejecting speculation fueled by ongoing U.S. Marine exercises in the archipelago.

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"Inside the Markets Aggregating Political Reality"

Stanford Political Science Prof. Andy Hall, a colleague of mine at Hoover, has this very interesting post at his new… The post "Inside the Markets Aggregating Political Reality" appeared first on Reason.com.

The Guardian - UK

Pam Zinkin obituary

Other lives: Paediatrician and expert in the care of children in war and disaster

International Business Times UK

Brian Harpole On Erika Kirk: 'You Don't Want To Hear' Her Reaction To Body

Former security chief Brian Harpole has given an emotional account of the day Charlie Kirk was killed, revealing the moment Erika Kirk saw her husband's body and why "you don't want to hear" her reaction.

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‘He used to say things like ‘Hitler was right’’: Farage faces more allegations of racist behaviour at school

A former friend and others who were at Dulwich college with the now Reform UK leader speak of his behaviour

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Self-excluded gamblers turn to illegal offshore sites

Punters are increasingly turning to illegal sites to gamble, sending billions of dollars offshore as the responsible regulator is criticised for being futile.

The Guardian - UK

I am the king of the common cold – and I can tell you how to avoid one

No one suffers a cold like I do. Drops and brandy don’t touch the sides – but thanks to a friendly singer, I’ve learned a more extreme regime for countering the snuffles, writes Adrian Chiles

Latin Times

China Claims Latin America Is as 'A Zone of Peace', Urges U.S. to Stop Interfering 'in Venezuela's Internal Affairs'

China has called on the United States to avoid interfering in Venezuela's internal affairs, responding to Washington's expanding military operations in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific.

Axios

Why the Epstein files won't be released as soon as the law is signed

When will Epstein files be released? Trump officials could delay

The Guardian - UK

Are resident doctors right to strike over pay?

Letters: Elizabeth Taylor fully backs industrial action and feels that doctors have been taken advantage of for decades; Dr Natasha de Vere would not consider striking

The Guardian - UK

Labour is privatising the NHS in plain sight

Letter: Private appointments, tests and operations are a grave threat to the future of the health service, writes Margaret Greenwood

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