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ProPublica found that Florida families awarded disability-focused school vouchers encountered private schools that would not admit their children or lacked the services they needed.
Families can leave enforceable public-school protections without securing an accessible private placement, while unused awards conceal the shortage of qualified staff and services.
The US-based Wallace Global Fund launched Her Horizon Fund with $14 million of its own money and $1.5 million from an anonymous donor, seeking $100 million to help end FGM.
With donor support falling, the fund’s grant lengths and decision rules could determine whether survivor-led groups can retain staff, evidence, and strategy between funding cycles.
WIRED used John Deere’s Operations Center Pro Service to diagnose and reconnect a water-in-fuel sensor on a 5130ML tractor, while reporting that few farmers use the subscription.
Farmers facing narrow planting or harvest windows may still lose time and money if diagnosis, software access, manuals, or service records disappear when a subscription lapses.
The New Mexico Supreme Court found that a lawyer used police testimony invented by ChatGPT in a murder appeal even though the purported witness had not testified at trial.
An invented witness can distort judicial review, misstate what a defendant’s trial contained, and harden fabricated evidence into searchable legal history.
Anthropic said in a threat-intelligence report that it detected and blocked malicious use of its AI that could have assisted biological-weapons development.
Regulators cannot judge the capability, speed of intervention or residual risk unless Anthropic preserves the relevant prompts, model records, access logs and escalation decisions.
Pakistan’s medical regulator ordered colleges to send home most of the more than 200 Afghan medical and dental students enrolled in the country, citing missing PMDC registration.
Removal in the middle of a degree could erase paid tuition, completed clinical training and future medical earnings, with especially few study options for Afghan women.
A Hong Kong court sentenced three organizers of the city’s Tiananmen commemorations to prison terms of about five to seven years.
Imprisoning the organizers removes experienced custodians of June 4 testimony, photographs and ritual while pressure on public commemoration continues.
MPs will vote again on an assisted-dying bill for England and Wales after the Commons backed it last year and peers later stalled its progress.
The next vote could decide whether revised safeguards satisfy Parliament and whether the measure still has time to complete every stage required to become law.