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Cosmetic surgery procedures in UK private clinics saw a 5% rise in 2024, with over 27,000 surgeries performed, primarily on women, driven by procedures like boob jobs, face lifts, and liposuction. Non-surgical treatments like botox and fillers also saw a rise in popularity, while labiaplasty surgeries decreased. The shift in societal attitudes towards wellness and appearance, as well as the influence of weight-loss medications and video calls, are contributing factors to the increase in cosmetic...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet with President Trump at the White House on Monday, marking his second visit to the new administration since January. Netanyahu's visit comes after renewing Israel's military campaign against Hamas in Gaza, despite US efforts to broker a truce. The Israeli leader's call for voluntary emigration by Gazans has been criticized as forced displacement, as Israeli forces continue to bombard Gaza and restrict aid, creating fears of...

Democratic officials from 19 states, including Michigan, have filed a lawsuit against President Trump's executive order to reshape elections in the U.S., calling it unconstitutional and an invasion of states' authority. The order includes new requirements for proof of citizenship when registering to vote and a demand for mail ballots to be received by Election Day. Trump's order has sparked backlash from Democrats, who argue it is unnecessary and could disenfranchise voters. Full Article

President Trump signed an executive order to keep TikTok operating in the U.S. for 75 more days to finalize a deal for American ownership. A potential agreement was complicated by China's reversal after Trump announced tariffs, delaying approval. Despite uncertainty, Trump expressed confidence in reaching a deal during the extension, with ByteDance confirming ongoing discussions with the U.S. government. Full Article

In his pursuit of higher office, George Santos is accused by prosecutors of fabricating his past, engaging in deceitful schemes, inflating fund-raising numbers, and stealing from donors, leading to a request for a significant sentence to deter future fraud. Lawyers for Santos requested a minimum two-year sentence followed by probation, citing his remorse and payment of restitution, while arguing that his actions stemmed from desperation related to his political campaign. Despite his public disgrace and...

The Trump administration has issued a new directive requiring U.S. public schools to cut D.E.I. programs or risk losing federal funding, a move that is already facing legal challenges. Dana Goldstein of The New York Times explains the potential impact of the directive on programs aimed at promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in schools. The controversial directive has sparked debate over its implications for education and civil rights in the United States. Full Article