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Texas Mandates Ten Commandments in Classrooms, Sparking Legal and Religious Debate
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has enacted a law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in all public school classrooms, stirring debate over religious freedom and education. The law, likely to face legal challenges, also permits a daily voluntary prayer or reading period, reflecting Texas' strong conservative legislative push.


4,000 Australians Seek Evacuation from Iran and Israel Amid Intensifying Conflict
Australia's Defence Minister announced nearly 4,000 citizens are seeking evacuation from Iran and Israel due to escalating conflicts. Evacuation efforts face hurdles with closed airspace, while diplomatic talks are ongoing to address the crisis.


OpenAI's ChatGPT Soars to 300M Users Amid Executive Departures and Legal Challenges
OpenAI's ChatGPT now boasts 300 million weekly users, despite internal challenges and legal hurdles. The company plans to retire GPT-4.5, expand coding-focused models, and project revenues of $12.7 billion in 2025.


Breakthrough Study Reveals Acetaminophen's True Mechanism, Paving Way for Safer Painkillers
Scientists have uncovered how Tylenol, or acetaminophen, mitigates pain by identifying its metabolite, AM404, which blocks pain signals in the nervous system. This breakthrough could pave the way for developing safer, more effective painkillers.

India's government forms a committee to assess AI's impact on copyright, aiming to update the Copyright Act of 1957. Chaired by Himani Pande, the group includes experts from various sectors.

NetEase Games has launched Season 2 of Dunk City Dynasty, a free-to-play NBA-themed streetball game, spotlighting Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum. The update includes new players like Kristaps Porzingis and MVP Joel Embiid, enhanced gameplay, and a $10,000 community competition.

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North Korea launched over 10 rockets into the Yellow Sea, raising tensions following joint air drills by South Korea, the U.S., and Japan. The missiles, violating UN resolutions, highlight Pyongyang's growing military ties with Russia, adding complexity to regional security dynamics.

Travaris McCurdy and RaShon Young will face off in a pivotal Democratic primary for Florida's House District 40 on June 25, 2025, following Rep. LaVon Bracy Davis' exit. The race is marked by familial tensions, as siblings Randolph Bracy and Bracy Davis vie for the same seat, reflecting deep-rooted political legacies in the community.

President Trump authorized airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, claiming all U.S. aircraft returned safely, sparking political controversy. Critics, including Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, challenge the constitutional basis without Congress's authorization, while some Republicans defend the action as necessary.

Nearly 49% of U.S. survey participants used AI language models for mental health support last year, revealing greater satisfaction than with traditional therapy. However, experts warn of the risks due to lack of regulation and potential for misdiagnosis, urging for human oversight and standardized guidelines.

Charles Hudson, founder of Precursor Ventures, notes a significant shift in seed investing, as limited partners push for quicker returns amid stagnant venture capital returns. This shift forces smaller funds to adopt private equity-like strategies, balancing liquidity demands with long-term growth potential.

Scotland's healthtech firms are set to showcase cutting-edge innovations at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, reinforcing the nation's £10.5 billion life sciences sector. Key participants, including Canon Medical, will highlight AI advancements poised to transform global healthcare services, echoing Scotland's leadership in medical imaging and digital health solutions.
