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France’s ongoing political crisis intensified Monday when newly appointed Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigned just hours after finalizing his cabinet which likewise dissolved—marking the shortest-lived government in modern French history.

A grand jury in Santa Clara County has indicted nearly a dozen individuals, mostly Stanford students, on felony charges.

Brown University has formed a committee to develop new diversity and inclusion recommendations, replacing its 2016–2025 framework.

Northeastern’s LGBTQIA+ Resource Center plans a “Pleasure Party” offering contraceptives and gender-affirming resources.

The Supreme Court’s new term features major cases testing President Trump’s authority over tariffs, agencies, and executive removals.

Governor Newsom is filing suit against President Trump after 300 California National Guard troops were ordered to Oregon.

Hadas Levy became the first Israeli woman to give birth to a son conceived from sperm retrieved after her fiancé.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer claims the government shutdown has cost taxpayers $1.2 billion in federal employee pay.

President Trump warned Hamas to accept a U.S.-brokered peace deal or face “massive bloodshed,” as his administration pushes for a ceasefire.

UFC President Dana White says he’s planning the “greatest fight card ever” for a historic 2026 White House event.