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POLITICS

California Legislation Aims to Ban Law Enforcement from Wearing Masks

Tuesday, Jun 17

California lawmakers propose banning masks for law enforcement amid concerns over transparency and accountability.

TECHNOLOGY

French Senate Approves Legislation to Address Ultra Fast-Fashion Concerns

Wednesday, Jun 11

France's Senate has approved a law aimed at regulating ultra fast-fashion brands and their impact on sustainability.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenges Against Assault Weapons Bans

Monday, Jun 02

The Supreme Court has opted not to review state bans on assault weapons, including Maryland's law, signaling ongoing debates over gun rights.

HEALTH

France to Implement Nationwide Smoking Ban in Outdoor Public Spaces

Saturday, May 31

France announces a nationwide smoking ban in outdoor public areas to protect children's health, effective July 1, 2025.

POLITICS

Texas Enforces Age Verification for App Stores, Sparking Debate Among Tech Giants

Wednesday, May 28

Texas mandates age verification for app downloads, raising parental control and privacy concerns, as tech giants express opposition.

WORLD NEWS

French National Assembly Approves Bill for Assisted Dying

Tuesday, May 27

The French lower house has approved a bill allowing assisted dying for terminally ill patients, marking a significant step in the legislative process.

POLITICS

Republican Senators Challenge Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” Over Spending Concerns

Monday, May 26

Republican senators express concerns over Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill", warning it may increase national debt and undermine fiscal responsibility.

ECONOMY

Denmark Enacts Law Raising Retirement Age to 70 by 2040

Sunday, May 25

Denmark has raised its retirement age to 70 by 2040, marking the highest in Europe, amid criticism and potential ripple effects across Europe.

POLITICS

Uganda's Parliament Authorizes Military Tribunals for Civilians in Defiance of Supreme Court Ruling

Wednesday, May 21

Uganda's parliament restores military trials for civilians despite a Supreme Court ruling against such practices, raising alarm among opposition and rights groups.