Disability activists and charities warn that a proposed ban on social media for under-16s could isolate disabled children, cutting off vital lifelines for friendship and support. They argue the ban disproportionately affects those who struggle to connect offline and prevents them from finding role models and communities.
Hunter Biden has become an unlikely Democratic force on X, advocating for mental health, engaging with critics, and discussing populist issues. His self-deprecating humor and honest responses have garnered significant followers and even some Republican support, with some users suggesting he run for president in 2028.
Fiona Lauriol took her 100-year-old grandmother, Dominique, on a 15,000 km road trip across France, Spain, and Portugal to combat her "social death" from isolation. The journey, "Mémé part en vadrouille," inspired Lauriol to advocate against loneliness in the elderly, affecting 750,000 in France.
Healthcare campaigner Merope Mills has been made a CBE for her work on patient safety, particularly her advocacy for Martha's Rule. The initiative, inspired by her daughter Martha's death, allows patients and families to seek a second opinion, potentially saving hundreds of lives.
Australia's High Court ruled against the government, allowing non-citizens unlawfully detained to claim compensation. This decision could cost millions and impacts over 350 individuals.
Governo dos EUA acusa Pix de prejudicar empresas americanas em investigação comercial. Brasil rebate, defendendo o sistema como infraestrutura que promove competição e inclusão financeira.
Brady, a gun control advocacy group, is suing the ATF and Justice Department for refusing to release documents detailing the largest sellers of crime guns. Brady argues this information is vital for public safety and regulatory analysis.
George Forster, a naturalist who traveled with Captain James Cook, championed human rights and critiqued racism and philosophers like Kant. His life, marked by exploration and intellectual defiance, also brought personal hardship.
Thousands marched in Nairobi demanding the government declare femicide and child disappearances a national crisis. Organizers issued a 40-day ultimatum for action, citing the murder of gospel singer Rachel Wandeto and alarming statistics on gender-based violence and missing children.
Pacientes com câncer enfrentam atrasos no acesso a medicamentos já incorporados ao SUS, mesmo com decisões judiciais favoráveis, devido a problemas burocráticos e de logística.
Greyhound trainer Geoffrey Dalton fined $300 and given a suspended 9-month disqualification after his dog tested positive for cocaine before a 2024 race; Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (Vcat) upholds the decision despite the regulator's appeal for a temporary ban.
Indian-American lawmakers and advocacy groups condemn President Trump for sharing a racist post targeting Indian and Chinese Americans, amid rising anti-Asian hate in the US.
Kalshi has launched Americans for Fair Markets (AFM), an advocacy group led by former White House staffer Taylor Budowich, to lobby Capitol Hill. The group aims to counter scrutiny from lawmakers and the gaming lobby regarding prediction markets, especially after insider trading investigations were announced.
Minority Veterans of America has filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's reinstatement of a near-ban on abortions for veterans and their families, arguing the VA rule lacks medical justification and violates the Administrative Procedures Act.
Federal agents raided the homes of three Southern California immigration activists, including VC Defensa leader Leonardo Martinez, alleging a campaign to harass the group. Activists and their lawyer claim the raids are intimidation tactics, while DHS cites previous arrests for ambushing federal officers.
Hong Kong's largest annual LGBTQ carnival, Pink Dot HK, has been cancelled for the second consecutive year due to venue and licensing issues. The event, scheduled for June 14 at Stanley Plaza, could not secure necessary approvals from authorities within the tight timeline.
An environmental group and local officials are raising concerns over the Victorian government's approval of the Warracknabeal Energy Park, Australia's largest wind farm. Critics argue potential impacts on human health, noise, and visual amenity were not fully considered, despite the government stating the project met environmental standards.
Samuel L. Jackson emphasizes the moral obligation to use one's voice and influence for positive societal change, especially for those without the same opportunities. The veteran actor, with a career spanning over 150 films since 1972, advocates for awareness and accountability regarding injustice.
Gabrielle Union opens up about her menopause experience, feeling empowered after initial shame, while husband Dwyane Wade supports her, as they balance public life with privacy, including their journey with surrogacy for their daughter.
Kenyan rugby sevens star Kevin Wekesa founded Play Green, an organization linking sport with climate action, focusing on single-use plastic reduction, climate education in schools, and community tree planting to combat climate change impacts in Kenya.
The Cultural Landscape Foundation, a nonprofit advocacy organization, is asking a federal judge to halt President Trump's plans to resurface the reflecting pool on the National Mall.
The Cultural Landscape Foundation, a nonprofit advocacy organization, is asking a federal judge to halt President Trump's plans to resurface the reflecting pool on the National Mall.
Former NBA star Dwyane Wade found a new purpose post-basketball, championing his daughter Zaya's journey as a transgender youth. He emphasizes how supporting Zaya transformed his parenting, teaching him to embrace individuality and listen to children's needs over traditional expectations. This experience has become a cornerstone of his advocacy for acceptance and family support.
A report by advocacy group Homelessness NSW shows demand for priority social housing has more than doubled across the state in the four years to June 2025, with a 500 per cent increase in Wagga Wagga.
