Workplace Justice (Australia): Fair Work ordered remedies after finding a motel unfairly dismissed a 67-year-old room attendant, stressing real control over paperwork and counting related businesses when deciding “small business” status. Public Safety (US): Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch blasted Flock Safety after an audit, saying law enforcement and the company failed on safeguards and oversight, while promising tighter accountability and case-linked searches. AI & Privacy (US): A Minnesota judge let a lawsuit proceed but refused to pause enforcement of the state’s anti–AI-nudification law, allowing regulators to fine xAI-linked entities while the case continues. Rights & Health (Switzerland): Switzerland’s government signaled it may move toward a nationwide ban on conversion practices, citing harm and uneven canton rules. Mob Violence (India): A Muslim cattle trader was lynched in Tripura after accusations of stolen cattle, with police saying he had purchased the animals legally. Trade & Politics (Portugal/India): Algarve politicians pressed Lisbon over being left out of Portugal’s six “strategic business areas,” while India’s BJP government escalated scrutiny and closures of madrasas in Uttarakhand. Economy & Jobs (US/Canada): Minnesota’s Niron Magnetics advanced its Sartell magnet plant toward 2027 jobs, and Canada matched Red Cross donations for Manitoba flood relief. Infrastructure & Travel (US): Denali Park Road access is set to fully reopen after a landslide, with a new bridge restoring the route for cyclists and pedestrians first.