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A federal judge has ruled against President Trump's attempt to cut Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood, ensuring that the organization can continue to receive reimbursements and provide essential health services. This decision prevents potential clinic closures and the loss of coverage for over one million patients, emphasizing the importance of access to reproductive health care. Want More Context? 🔎

Authorities have identified at least four suspects involved in a violent brawl in downtown Cincinnati, which left two individuals seriously injured. The incident, captured on video and described as "cruel and absolutely unacceptable" by police Chief Teresa Theetge, has prompted an investigation as officials seek to identify additional participants amid outrage from local leaders. Want More Context? 🔎

Germany will initiate an airlift to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza as Chancellor Friedrich Merz considers increasing pressure on Israel amid the grave humanitarian crisis, with death tolls nearing 60,000. While maintaining strong ties with Israel, Germany is exploring diplomatic options and preparing for a Gaza reconstruction conference, facing internal and external criticism for its stance on the conflict. Want More Context? 🔎

A mass shooting occurred at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada, on Monday morning, resulting in several injuries. Police apprehended the shooter shortly after arriving, and while some victims transported themselves to hospitals, officers confirmed there was no ongoing threat to the community. Want More Context? 🔎

Ex-Google AI engineer Amar Subramanya has shared his positive first-week experience at Microsoft, where he recently became Corporate Vice President of AI after 16 years at Google. He praised the company's "low ego yet ambitious" culture, emphasizing collaboration and innovation in AI development, and noted engaging discussions with CEO Satya Nadella and AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman. Want More Context? 🔎

Auckland police seized a record 40,800 tabs of LSD worth over $1 million during Operation Spin, which targeted the importation and supply of Class A drugs from the U.S. Detective Senior Sergeant Reece Sirl noted that this is the largest LSD seizure in New Zealand from a single individual. Want More Context? 🔎