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#politics
Fox News: California Democrat drops out of governor's race to run for a different role
California Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis is withdrawing from the gubernatorial race to run for state treasurer, citing a desire to impact California's financial future. The 2026 gubernatorial race is open as current Gov. Gavin Newsom cannot seek a third term.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris also decided against running for governor. Other Democrats, including former U.S. Rep. Katie Porter and former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra, are eyeing the position.
Fox News: Melania Trump posts victory X post after James Carville removes podcast alleging 'Epstein connection'
First Lady Melania Trump celebrated after Democratic strategist James Carville retracted statements he made about her on his podcast, following a legal challenge from her attorney. Carville apologized and removed the video containing the disputed comments.
Additionally, The Daily Beast retracted an article alleging Melania was introduced to Donald Trump through a modeling agent linked to Jeffrey Epstein, also after legal intervention. Both instances highlight ongoing efforts by Melania Trump's team to combat what they describe as defamatory claims.
#society
GB News: Trans people 'to face changing room ban in schools and exclusion from single-sex sports'
Public service providers in the UK will soon receive guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) instructing them to ban transgender women from single-sex spaces, including toilets and changing rooms. The guidance will apply to all organizations serving the public, and it is anticipated to clarify that excluding trans individuals from certain facilities will not be considered discrimination.
The guidance follows a Supreme Court ruling affirming that "woman" is a biological term. It will allow service providers to request birth certificates to verify gender and may permit exclusion of trans individuals in specific circumstances. Trans campaigners have expressed outrage, threatening legal action over potential human rights violations.