Daily News Brief

A man named Jonah Lynch, 27, was astonished to find a foot-long 'monster' steak bake at Greggs in Cardiff, which he purchased for the regular price of £1.65. He and his coworker, Tom, were surprised by its size—double that of a normal pasty—and Jonah ended up eating the whole thing for breakfast, receiving praise from his colleagues. Need More Context? 🔎

Current and former members of the board responsible for reviewing veterans benefits in Canada have expressed concerns that a recent increase in favorable decision rates may be due to managerial interference and inconsistent application of standards. This raises questions about the integrity of the benefits review process for veterans. Need More Context? 🔎

The US Embassy in Israel is organizing evacuation flights and cruise ships for American citizens amid rising tensions with Iran, as the State Department has issued a Level 4 travel advisory urging "Do Not Travel." Following missile attacks that caused minor damage to the embassy, US government employees and their families have been instructed to shelter in place until further notice. Need More Context? 🔎

At the University of California at Santa Barbara, international students feel uncertain about their futures due to the Trump administration's policies, which have included visa revocations and funding cuts. As concerns about travel and academic opportunities grow, many students are contemplating shifting their studies to countries like Canada or Europe amidst ongoing legal battles over these restrictions. Need More Context? 🔎

A Georgia woman, Adriana Smith, was kept on life support for four months after being declared brain-dead, due to a state law banning abortions after six weeks, resulting in the birth of her son, Chance, who is now in neonatal care. Her case underscores the ongoing debate over abortion rights in the U.S., highlighted by recent legislative efforts that could impose severe penalties for abortion providers and women seeking the procedure. Need More Context? 🔎

Four suspects, including a 16-year-old, were arrested for attempting to steal a vehicle from Ontario Premier Doug Ford's home. Ford criticized the justice system during an event, highlighting the need for bail reform and expressing frustration over repeat offenders, while police found tools for vehicle theft in the suspects' possession. Need More Context? 🔎