Transgender Military Ban Legal Battle

A U.S. appeals court rejected the Trump administration's request to pause a ruling blocking its ban on transgender military service members. The case may go to the Supreme Court.

Student Conduct at UCLA and Ban of Students for Justice in Palestine

The Office of Student Conduct at UCLA has recommended banning Students for Justice in Palestine after its members vandalized a member of the Board of Regents' home. The group put red handprints on the garage door and blocked a family member from leaving.

U.K. Bans Ninja Swords to Combat Knife Crime

The U.K. Labour government is banning ninja swords in response to rising knife crime, particularly after the murder of 16-year-old Ronan Kanda. The ban, known as 'Ronan's Law,' makes it illegal to possess, sell, make, or import ninja swords. Penalties include up to 2 years in prison. Knife crime remains a significant issue in the U.K., with efforts to tackle it and prevent further tragedies.

Utah Bans Fluoride in Public Drinking Water

Utah becomes the first state to ban fluoride in public drinking water, sparking controversy and concerns from health organizations. The ban is effective May 7, despite opposition from dentists and public health experts.

Fluoride Ban in Utah

Utah becomes the first state to ban fluoride in public water systems.

Deal to Save TikTok from US Ban

JD Vance is reportedly set to announce a deal to save TikTok from being banned in the US, potentially including changes to the algorithm. The deal involves ByteDance maintaining some equity, with data storage by Oracle and US equity holders retaining control. The ban was initially planned by the Biden administration but was temporarily averted.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Transgender Military Ban

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's ban on transgender military service members, ruling it likely violates constitutional rights and lacks a legitimate military purpose.

Ban on Violent Bullfighting in Mexico City

Mexico City lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to ban violent bullfighting, sparking outrage from aficionados and celebration from animal rights advocates. The legislation prohibits the killing of bulls and the use of sharp objects that could injure the animals, aiming for 'bullfighting without violence.'

West Virginia's Ban on Toxic Food Ingredients

West Virginia is preparing to sign America's 'strongest' ban on cancer-linked toxic food ingredients, including nine dyes and additives, to improve food safety and address high rates of chronic diseases, obesity, and mental health conditions in the state.

New Mexico Democrats Push Ban on Semiautomatic Firearms

New Mexico Democrats are pushing a ban on semiautomatic firearms, using the language of prohibiting gas-operated firearms. The legislation, Senate Bill 279, seeks to ban these firearms, standard-capacity magazines, and ammunition feeding devices, turning law-abiding citizens into potential criminals.

Ban on Drag Shows at Texas A&M University

Texas A&M University's System Board of Regents banned drag shows from all 11 campuses, citing that they do not align with the university's mission and core values. Drag shows were deemed to create a hostile environment for women and go against anti-discrimination policies. The decision has led to the cancellation of upcoming drag shows, including Draggieland, with refunds for ticket holders. The Queer Empowerment Council plans to protest the ban with a 'Day of Drag.'

Texas Senate Bill to Ban Edible Products with THC

A bill in the Texas Senate aims to ban edible products containing THC, following the commercialization of hemp in 2019. Possession could lead to jail time and fines. High THC levels can cause hallucinations and psychosis. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick initiated the ban to protect Texans from dangerous THC products. The bill would address the unregulated market and high THC content in products.

Ban on Transgender Individuals in the US Military

A new memo bans trans people from joining or serving in the military, requiring those already in service to either serve under their 'birth sex' or obtain a waiver. Exemptions are limited, and the policy is seen as a complete purge of all transgender individuals from military service.

Proposed Ban on Flavored Nicotine Pouches in New York State

A New York state lawmaker is proposing a ban on the sale of flavored nicotine pouches, despite FDA support for them as a tool to help smokers quit cigarettes. The lawmaker is concerned about the addictive nature of nicotine and the appeal to young people.

Caffeine Regulations in the European Union

Brussels bureaucrats claim that caffeine is harmful to humans if swallowed, leading to fears of a potential coffee ban in the future.

Trump's Ban on Transgender People in the Military

U.S. District Judge clashes with DOJ attorney over Trump's ban on transgender people in the military, arguing it doesn't affect combat readiness. Transgender service members sue to block the ban, citing animosity and lack of evidence for claims. Military members vow to fight the ban all the way to the Supreme Court.

Military Ban on Transgender Individuals

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth instituted a ban on transgender people joining the military following a directive from President Trump, pausing new accessions for individuals with gender dysphoria and medical procedures associated with gender transition. The memo was unclear about the fate of current transgender service members. Hegseth criticized diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, emphasizing unity and shared purpose in the military. Trump signed an executive order banning 'radical gender ideology' and identity months within the Department of Defense.

Argentina Bans Gender-Affirming Care for Minors

Argentina's president has signed a decree banning gender-affirming care for people under age 18, following a speech in which he criticized 'wokeism' and referred to homosexuals as 'pedophiles.'

Lawsuit against Trump's ban on transgender military service

Six transgender members of the military have sued President Trump over his executive order banning trans people from serving. The lawsuit argues that the order is unconstitutional and reflects animosity towards transgender individuals. The plaintiffs, who have earned various service medals and awards, seek to block the order from being enforced so they can continue their military careers.

TikTok Ban Fallout: eBay Sellers Listing Phones with TikTok Installed

Thousands of eBay sellers are listing phones with TikTok installed to capitalize on the app's disappearance from US app stores following a ban that was later delayed by an executive order. The future of TikTok in the US remains uncertain as ByteDance explores potential deals to keep the app available.

President-elect Donald Trump's stance on TikTok ban

President-elect Donald Trump asks Supreme Court to delay decision on TikTok ban, MAGA Republicans support TikTok, concern over Chinese government gathering American users' data, debate on national security issues, Trump's evolving stance on TikTok

German Federal Election and AfD Surge

The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is surging in the polls leading up to the federal election in Germany, with support rising to 21%. The party is now in second place ahead of the Social Democrats. Elon Musk's endorsement of AfD has sparked controversy, with accusations of interference in European politics. Debate continues over whether AfD should be banned, but influential figures like Berlin Senator Felor Badenberg oppose the move.

FDA considering ban on cigarettes with high nicotine levels

The FDA is considering a rule to ban cigarettes with high nicotine levels, potentially boosting black market business. Experts warn this could lead to increased criminal activity and harm public health.

Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling Ban

President Biden is moving forward with a plan to ban new offshore oil and gas drilling in most U.S. coastal waters, which is being opposed by President Trump who plans to reverse the decision on his first day in office.

D.C.'s ban on right turns on red signals

D.C.'s ban on right turns on all red signals took effect but won't be actively enforced everywhere due to funding challenges. Some in Congress oppose the ban, calling it 'anti-car.' DDOT aims for a culture change among drivers for road safety.

Switzerland's Ban on Nazi Symbols

Switzerland plans to ban Nazi symbols due to a rise in anti-Semitism, proposing fines for those who break the law. The ban includes well-known symbols like the swastika and extends to more cryptic signs associated with Nazi ideology.

Ban on Puberty Blockers for Minors in the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom has banned new prescriptions of puberty blockers for minors with gender dysphoria indefinitely, citing weak medical evidence and significant risks associated with the medication. Transgender activists have condemned the ban.

Ban on Puberty Blockers for Under-18s with Gender Dysphoria

Puberty blockers for under-18s with gender dysphoria will be banned indefinitely across the UK except for use in clinical trials, following expert advice and recommendations to ensure the safety of children and young people.

Ban on Greyhound Racing in New Zealand

The New Zealand government plans to ban greyhound racing by 2026 due to high rates of injuries and deaths among racing dogs, despite industry efforts to improve welfare. Animal welfare groups support the decision.

Ban on TikTok in the U.S.

A federal appeals court upheld a law that will ban TikTok in the U.S. if its Chinese parent company doesn't sell its stake in the app, citing national security concerns. The law requires TikTok to sever ties with ByteDance within 9 months or face losing access to app stores and web-hosting services in the U.S.

Missouri abortion ban

Missouri voters voted to end the state's strict abortion ban in the November election, but it's uncertain if the treatment will be available by the deadline on Thursday.

Missouri State Court Upholds Ban on Transgender Surgeries for Minors

Missouri state court upholds law banning child mutilation, victory for children. U.S. Supreme Court to review transgender surgical procedures case. Missouri becomes first state to defend ban on trans surgeries for minors at trial court level.

Removal of Transgender Members from US Military

Donald Trump is planning to issue an executive order to remove all transgender members from the US military, including those with decades of service, leading to medical discharge. The ban would also prevent trans individuals from joining the military, impacting recruitment targets. The move is part of Trump's stance against 'woke' practices in the military.

Removal of Transgender Military Personnel by President-elect Donald Trump

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly planning to remove all transgender members of the US military from their posts, which could result in the loss of 15,000 personnel. This move could worsen recruitment and retention issues within the armed forces.

Transgender Bathroom Ban Resolution

Rep. Nancy Mace responds to criticism over her transgender bathroom ban resolution on 'Fox & Friends Weekend'. The first openly transgender politician elected to the U.S. House, Democratic Rep.-elect Sarah McBride, accuses GOP of using transgender issues as distractions.

Ban on Disposable Vapes in the U.K.

The U.K. is moving to ban disposable vapes to prevent young people from getting hooked on nicotine through colorful, cheap, and flavored products. The government aims to create a smoke-free U.K. by targeting disposable e-cigarettes. Experts acknowledge that while e-cigarettes are safer than smoking, they still carry risks and the long-term health effects are not well understood.

Australia's Proposed Ban on Social Media for Children Under 16

Australia's center-left government introduced a bill to ban social media for children under 16, with fines of up to $32 million for platforms. The proposed law aims to protect children's physical and mental health from harmful content.

Ban on Nazi Uniforms at 1940s-Themed Festival

Nazi uniforms have been banned from a 1940s-themed festival in north Norfolk after a brawl broke out last year. The festival organizers updated rules to refuse entry to anyone dressed in German or Axis military uniforms.

Social Media Ban in Brazil

Millions of Brazilian users were shut out of the social network X as Elon Musk refused to comply with local laws, leading to a ban by the supreme court. Many users switched to the rival platform Bluesky, with 500,000 new users joining in two days.

Cell phone ban in schools

Schools are starting to ban student cell phones during classes, with mixed reactions from staff and students.

Ban on Bullfighting in Colombia

Lawmakers in Colombia have voted to ban bullfighting, a centuries-old tradition in the South American country, after decades of debate. Animal welfare groups celebrate the decision as the end of glamorized animal torture, while bullfighting fans express concern for the loss of cultural heritage and jobs. The ban is expected to go into full effect in 2028.

DOJ accuses TikTok of sending U.S. user data to Chinese Communist Party

The DOJ accuses China's TikTok of sending personal U.S. user data to the Chinese Communist Party and allowing profiling based on attitudes towards gun control and abortion. Oracle is implicated in aiding TikTok. The app faces legal issues including child privacy violations and potential ban if not sold by January.

Ban on Bullfighting in Colombia

Colombia has passed a law to ban bullfighting by mid-2027, causing concern for bullfighters and cattle ranchers. The ban is seen as a victory for animal rights activists but a blow to those who view bullfighting as a cultural tradition.

Minnesota's Ban on 18-20 Year-Olds Seeking Handgun Permits Found Unconstitutional

A three-judge panel for the United State Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit found Minnesota’s ban on 18-20 year-olds seeking permits to carry handguns for self defense unconstitutional. The ban was challenged by Second Amendment groups and overturned based on historic support and Founding Father’s intent.

Federal Judge Rules 1868 Ban on At-Home Distilling Unconstitutional

A federal judge in Texas ruled that an 1868 ban on at-home distilling is unconstitutional, allowing hobbyists to produce spirits like whiskey and bourbon for personal consumption. The ruling respects personal freedoms and federalism.

Meeting between Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Maldivian Foreign Minister

Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with the foreign minister of the Maldives, a country that initially banned Israelis from entering but later adjusted the ban after realizing it affected Israeli Arabs as well. Blinken focused on partnership, climate, economic growth, and maritime security in the meeting.

Florida Governor Bans Balloon Release

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill banning the 'intentional release' of balloons in the state to protect the environment and wildlife, with exemptions for children under 6 years old.

Technology and Climate Change

TikTok is facing a ban in the U.S. if not sold to a non-Chinese buyer due to national security concerns. The app argues the ban violates First Amendment rights. LA School Board votes to ban cellphones in schools due to distraction and mental health concerns. Carbon offsets, promising to reduce climate pollution, face issues of overestimation and lack of permanence.

Joey Chestnut Banned from Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest

Joey Chestnut has been banned from the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest in 2024 after signing a deal with a rival brand. The competitive eating community is shocked and believes there will be an asterisk next to the winner's name this year.

Major League Baseball Bans Tucupita Marcano for Betting on Baseball

Major League Baseball permanently bans Tucupita Marcano for betting on baseball, including games involving the Pittsburgh Pirates when he was with the team. Several other players also face bans for betting on baseball.

Ban on Unsupservised Airbnb Rentals in Long Beach, California

A neighborhood in Long Beach, California successfully banned unsupervised Airbnb rentals due to concerns about drug-filled parties and crime, inspiring other neighborhoods to do the same.

Ban on "Glory to Hong Kong" Song

The song "Glory to Hong Kong" has been banned in Hong Kong and could lead to imprisonment. Despite the ban, the song's popularity and power may continue to grow.

Stabbing at a Church in Sydney, Australia

A suspect was apprehended after multiple people were injured during a stabbing at a church in Wakeley, a suburb of Sydney, Australia. Australian judge extended a ban on sharing videos of the incident by X Corp. Elon Musk, who rebranded Twitter as X, accused Australia of censorship. The incident led to terrorism-related charges for the alleged attacker, a teenager, and triggered a riot outside the church.

Arkansas Ban on Critical Race Theory in Public Schools

A federal judge ruled that Arkansas cannot prevent teachers from discussing critical race theory in the classroom, but did not broadly block the state from enforcing its ban on 'indoctrination' in public schools.

Trump's Super PAC Launches @MAGA TikTok Amid Potential TikTok Ban in U.S.

Former President Trump's Super PAC has launched a @MAGA TikTok to reach millions of voters with Trump campaign messaging. TikTok faces potential ban in the U.S. due to ties to Chinese Communist Party. The lawsuit by TikTok and its parent company ByteDance argues against divestiture.

Ban on Protest Song 'Glory to Hong Kong'

An appeals court in Hong Kong granted the government's request to ban the popular protest song 'Glory to Hong Kong,' citing concerns over erosion of freedoms in the city. Critics argue that the ban restricts freedom of expression and may hinder the city's appeal as a business center.

FDA Misses Deadline for Formaldehyde Ban in Hair Products

The Food and Drug Administration missed its own deadline to propose a ban on formaldehyde in hair relaxers and straighteners, raising concerns about public health. Formaldehyde is a highly toxic gas linked to cancer and other health risks, especially for Black women.

Ban on Lab-Grown Meat in Florida

Sen. John Fetterman reluctantly agrees with Gov. Ron DeSantis' move to ban lab-grown meat in Florida, supporting American ranchers and farmers.

Americans' Perception of China's TikTok App

A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that a majority of Americans believe China's TikTok app is used to influence U.S. public opinion and spy on Americans. Republicans are more likely than Democrats to hold this belief. President Biden signed a bill requiring ByteDance to sell TikTok within nine months or face a ban. The TikTok CEO plans to challenge this in court.

House Votes to Block Biden's Lead Ammo Ban

The House voted to block the Biden administration’s ban on lead ammunition on federal lands. The legislation was sponsored by Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA) and supported by Republicans. A small number of Democrats also voted to block the ban.

Florida's Six-Week Abortion Ban and Its Impact

Florida enforces a six-week abortion ban, replacing a 15-week ban, leading to limited access to abortion services. Opponents stress challenges faced by those unaware of pregnancy at six weeks. Out-of-state residents seeking abortions must now travel further, impacting clinics in states with expanded abortion access. Crisis pregnancy centers and adoption services prepare for increased demand due to the ban. Amendment 4 on the November ballot aims to enshrine abortion rights, facing opposition and support. Traveling for abortion care becomes a significant challenge for many, potentially leading to self-managed or unwanted pregnancies.

Kentucky's Ban on Street Camping

Kentucky's legislature passed a ban on street camping that opponents say criminalizes homelessness. The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case that could impact the fate of such bans.

TikTok Ban in the U.S. Politics

Former President Donald Trump falsely claimed that Joe Biden is responsible for banning TikTok, despite bipartisan support in Congress for the ban. The House overwhelmingly passed a bill to force TikTok's Chinese parent company to divest or face a U.S. ban. The bill aims to protect Americans from the Chinese Communist Party's influence and surveillance through the popular app.

Ban on TikTok due to Hate and Misinformation Concerns

The House voted to ban TikTok due to concerns of hate and misinformation. TikTok has faced accusations of promoting propaganda and extremism. The app is widely used by American teens and Gen Z. Experts believe that if TikTok is banned, a new app will emerge to take its place.

Ban on TikTok in the U.S.

The House passed legislation to ban TikTok in the U.S. if its China-based owner doesn't sell its stake within a year. The bill is part of a larger foreign aid package and reflects concerns about national security and Chinese influence. TikTok has opposed the ban, citing First Amendment rights.

TikTok Ban in the U.S. due to Misinformation

A TikTok star with 1.1 million followers supports the U.S. banning TikTok due to the platform spreading misinformation about sensitive topics like the Israel-Palestine conflict. The House passed a bill to ban TikTok if its China-based owner doesn't sell its stake within a year. The bill has bipartisan support and includes foreign aid totaling $95 billion for various countries. President Joe Biden plans to sign the legislation despite TikTok's objections.

TikTok Ban in the U.S.

TikTok star with 1.1 million followers supports banning TikTok in the U.S. due to algorithm presenting disturbing content and spreading misinformation about sensitive issues. House passed legislation to ban TikTok if not sold by China-based owner. Concerns raised about TikTok being a conduit for propaganda and spying by Beijing.

Ban on TikTok in the United States

The House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed a bill to ban TikTok in the U.S. unless its Chinese owner divests from the company. The ban is tied to a foreign aid package and has raised concerns about Chinese influence and promotion of controversial content on TikTok.

TikTok Ban Legislation in the US

The House passed legislation to ban TikTok in the US if its China-based owner doesn't sell its stake within a year. The ban was fast-tracked by adding TikTok to a foreign aid package for Ukraine and Israel. Legal challenges could prolong the process. TikTok has lobbied against the legislation, citing First Amendment rights and massive user opposition. Concerns about Chinese influence and data privacy are driving the ban.

Nevada Supreme Court upholds ban on 'ghost guns'

The Nevada Supreme Court upheld the state's ban on 'ghost guns,' overturning a lower court ruling. 'Ghost guns' are firearms built from parts kits. The ban prohibits possession, purchase, and transfer of unserialized gun parts.

Swiss Parliament Bans Nazi Symbols

Swiss parliament approves a measure to ban Nazi and racist symbols to prevent extremist hate or violence.

NBA player banned for life and Israeli-Iran conflict

Toronto Raptors forward Jontay Porter banned from NBA for life for alleged gambling activities. Israeli war cabinet meets to discuss response after Iran's aerial attack.

Surrogate Parenthood Ban in Italy

Italy's prime minister urges parliament to pass a bill prosecuting those who engage in surrogate parenthood, calling it 'inhuman' and treating children as 'supermarket products'. The right-wing coalition is pushing for an even stricter ban on surrogacy.

White House Considering Ban on Menthol Cigarettes

The White House is considering finalizing a ban on menthol cigarettes, which are popular among smokers and particularly with black smokers. Special interest groups are pressuring for and against the ban, with concerns about economic consequences for convenience stores and livelihoods. Health officials have missed deadlines to establish the ban, causing confusion. Advocates claim that banning menthol cigarettes will save lives.

Ban on Glue Boards for Rodents in New York

New York state lawmakers are considering banning glue boards used to trap rodents due to health and safety risks to humans.

Afghanistan's Ban on Female Education

Afghanistan has banned education for women and girls for almost three years. A woman shares her story of escaping the restrictive life in the country and helping other girls.

Ban on Sale of Gas-Powered Cars in Multiple States

At least eight states are planning to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035, with California being the first to adopt the legislation. The Biden administration also released rules to phase out gas cars by 2032. The goal is to pressure automakers to produce more electric and hybrid vehicles.

Transgender Student Sports Ban in Manhattan

Manhattan's largest school board district passed a resolution banning female-identifying transgender students from playing in girls' sports, sparking debate and opposition from city council members and activists.

Caitlyn Jenner supports ban on transgender athletes in women's sports in Nassau County

Caitlyn Jenner supports Nassau County's decision to ban transgender athletes from competing in women's sports, citing fairness and integrity as key reasons.

Banning of Chrysotile Asbestos by EPA

The EPA has joined over 50 countries in banning chrysotile asbestos, a harmful chemical, as reported by Politico's E&E News.

Man Banned from Buc-ee's for Bringing Service Duck into Store

A man was banned from Buc-ee's store after bringing his service duck inside to greet shoppers and explore. Despite claims that the duck was a service animal, the store employees asked him to leave and eventually banned him from all Buc-ee's locations.

TikTok creators fighting ban in the United States

TikTok has recruited its creators to fight a bill in Congress that could lead to a ban in the United States. The creators have met with lawmakers, posted videos with the hashtag #KeepTikTok, and shared personal stories about the app's impact on their lives and businesses.

California Proposal to Ban Artificial Food Dyes in Schools

California is considering a proposal to ban six artificial food dyes in public schools, citing potential health risks associated with these additives. The bill would impact various snacks and drinks served in schools, with supporters emphasizing the need to protect children from harmful chemicals.

TikTok Sale Bill Approved by House

The House approved a bipartisan bill requiring TikTok's parent company to sell the app or face a ban on U.S. devices.

House passes bill potentially banning TikTok in U.S. app stores

House of Representatives passes bill that could lead to banning TikTok in U.S. app stores if parent company does not divest within 165 days. Bipartisan support for the bill but concerns raised over free speech and government control issues. Hunter Biden refuses to attend House hearing, Trump secures 2024 Republican nomination, and CNN corrects story on Sen. Katie Britt.

US-China tensions over TikTok ban

The US House of Representatives is set to vote on a bill that would force TikTok to cut ties with its Chinese owner, sparking warnings from Beijing about potential repercussions for the United States.

Legislation to Ban TikTok

The House passed a bill to ban TikTok if they don't sell the company from its Chinese parent. The bill has bipartisan support due to concerns about national security threats. Republicans are split on the issue. Former President Trump opposes the ban, saying it benefits big tech companies. The Senate's stance on the bill is uncertain.

Transgender golfer banned from NXXT Pro Women’s Tour

Transgender golfer Hailey Davidson banned from NXXT Pro Women’s Tour due to new rule requiring participants to be “female at birth.” Davidson expresses disappointment over the decision on Instagram.

Food Additive Bans

California banned certain food additives and Illinois is considering following suit.

Potential Ban of TikTok in the U.S. and Humanitarian Aid for Gaza

House committee advances bill that could ban TikTok in the U.S. Richard Engel to discuss new humanitarian aid measures for Gaza in President Biden's State of the Union address.

House committee advances bill to ban TikTok in the U.S. and Red Bull team principal's suspension

House committee advances bill that could ban TikTok in the U.S. Red Bull team principal Christian Horner reportedly suspended a female employee who made a complaint against him, but the complaint was dismissed after investigation. Horner continues to lead the team successfully in Formula 1.

Ban on TikTok in the US

A new bill is set for a vote to ban TikTok from US phones and tablets unless it's spun off from its China-linked parent company. The bill has bipartisan support and is opposed by TikTok, which claims it violates First Amendment rights.

Ban on Gender Ideology in El Salvador Public Schools

The government of El Salvador banned all gender ideology content from public schools, sparking controversy and mixed reactions.

Paul Pogba's Ban by Italy's Anti-Doping Court

Paul Pogba, a top midfielder, has been banned for four years by Italy's anti-doping court for testing positive for testosterone while at Juventus. He plans to appeal, but the verdict is unlikely to be overturned. Pogba denies knowingly taking any banned substances.

Ban on Recreational Marijuana in Thailand

Thailand's health minister announced that recreational marijuana will be banned by the end of 2024, citing negative impacts on Thai children and the potential for misuse leading to other drugs. The bill will not affect medical use. The industry has grown significantly in the past two years, but the government aims to regulate and discourage recreational use.

France bans use of carnivore terms on vegetarian products

France has banned the use of terms like 'steak' on plant-based products, with fines for violations. Terms like 'escalope', 'ham', 'filet', and 'prime rib' can no longer be used. Some exceptions exist for products with a small amount of plant-based content. The ruling is in response to complaints from the meat industry.

California's Ban on Billy Clubs Overturned

U.S. District Judge Roger T. Benitez struck down California's ban on billy clubs, citing Second Amendment protection. Historical analysis showed lack of tradition against billy clubs, leading to the conclusion that citizens have a right to possess them for self-defense.