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Senate Parliamentarian Nixes GOP Provision to Limit Lawsuits Against Trump Administration
A GOP tax-and-spending bill provision limiting lawsuits against the Trump administration is set for removal after a Senate parliamentarian ruling. The decision complicates Republican efforts to curb judicial oversight of federal policies.


UK Launches Major Probe into NHS Maternity Services Amid Baby Death Scandals and Racial Disparities
Health Secretary Wes Streeting initiates a national probe into NHS maternity services following scandals and preventable baby deaths, aiming for systemic reform and accountability. The inquiry addresses disparities, with a focus on discrimination against black mothers, and seeks to improve care amid staff shortages and financial strains.

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Operation Dragon Eye, led by the U.S. Marshal's Office, successfully rescued 60 minors in Tampa Bay, marking a historic child rescue effort in the U.S. Over 100 personnel from 20 agencies participated, arresting eight adults on charges like trafficking, with support from Florida's Department of Children and Families ensuring continued safety and care for the children.

The Hackett Group's 2025 study highlights top HR teams achieving 29% lower costs while managing triple the workforce, thanks to strategic use of Gen AI and automation. This approach, emphasizing collaboration with line leaders and digital enablement, promises significant boosts in business impact and operational efficiency.

Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio becomes the new ECOWAS chairman amid regional instability due to jihadist insurgencies and member state departures. Bio aims to strengthen democracy, security, and economic ties, facing challenges from shifting alliances with Russia and domestic issues.

Shiru has unveiled the GLP-1 Innovation Alliance, aiming to unite major CPG companies and startups in exploring natural activation of the GLP-1 pathway for appetite regulation. Leveraging AI, the consortium offers flexible participation to enhance metabolic health innovation, with membership applications open until August 15, 2025.

By 2026, 80% of organizations will adopt generative AI, with 50% using specialized models by 2027, leading to over 100 million people relying on digital assistants. This shift promises significant economic benefits, including a 30% reduction in operational costs, as highlighted by Deloitte and SDAIA reports.

University of Tokyo scientists have crafted nanomachines to deliver gene therapy to lymph nodes, effectively reducing breast cancer spread by reactivating immune cells. These 10 nm devices outperform traditional methods by precisely targeting and inhibiting TGF-β1, marking a breakthrough that may lead to clinical trials within five years, promising new hope for advanced breast cancer treatment.
