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The draft Conversion Practices Bill has been published, aiming to criminalise abusive acts intended to change or suppress LGBT+ identities. It sets two offences and introduces protections orders; penalties include unlimited fines and up to five years’ imprisonment. The government argues the law is needed to shield LGBT+ people, while critics warn it could curb honest discussions and raise civil liberty concerns.
Transcripts show JPMorgan's Staley disclosed sensitive JPMorgan details to Epstein; lawmakers question if the former Barclays chief exploited access. Staley defends his actions, saying he believed he could share information when appropriate. The panel highlights ongoing scrutiny into Epstein’s elite network.
Gloria Steinem has died at 92. Her life has shaped the second‑wave feminist movement through undercover work, publishing Ms. Magazine, and advocating for reproductive rights. Her death comes as many of the rights she fought for are under renewed pressure.
Gloria Steinem has died at 92, leaving a legacy that reshaped feminist activism and modern political life. Tributes highlight her journalism, Ms. Magazine, and relentless push for gender equality, while debates about abortion rights and violence against women persist in the United States.
A federal judge has ordered the White House to suspend a ban that revoked press credentials for CNN, MS NOW and Politico and to readmit their journalists while a lawsuit proceeds. The outlets sued after their badges were disabled; the administration is defending the ban as lawful and a national-security necessity.