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London's iconic Regency Cafe, known for its "best English breakfast," has reopened under new owners Fevzi and Zafer Gungor after being briefly closed for sale. Their plans include enhancing the cafe's offerings, extending hours, and potentially expanding its brand globally while maintaining its beloved traditional charm. Want More Context? 🔎

An Ontario family is in distress after the federal government unexpectedly cut funding for their autistic son, Ethan, a First Nations child living off-reserve, jeopardizing his access to crucial clinical therapy and educational support. This sudden withdrawal has left the family scrambling to find alternatives for the services that have been vital to Ethan's development. Want More Context? 🔎

Firefighters in Cyprus are battling a significant wildfire near Limassol, prompting the evacuation of at least four villages amid soaring temperatures of 43°C. Authorities have mobilized 14 aircraft for firefighting efforts and requested EU assistance, while neighboring Jordan is also providing help, as the blaze continues to cause considerable damage to homes in the region known for its vineyards. Want More Context? 🔎

Idaho Killer Is Sentenced to 4 Consecutive Life TermsBrian Kohberger, who pleaded guilty to the murders of four Idaho college students, received a sentence of four consecutive life terms in a Boise courtroom. Family and friends of the victims expressed their grief through emotional impact statements during the proceedings. Want More Context? 🔎

Doctor Salvador Plasencia pleaded guilty to illegally supplying ketamine to Matthew Perry in the lead-up to the actor's overdose and death in October 2023. Although he did not provide the fatal dose, Plasencia admitted to providing ketamine and will surrender his medical license, expressing remorse for his actions that contributed to Perry's struggles with addiction. Want More Context? 🔎

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) reported that the Trump administration violated the Impoundment Control Act by withholding congressionally appropriated funds for the Head Start program, significantly reducing fund disbursement between January and April 2025. Despite requests for information, the Department of Health and Human Services failed to respond, leading GAO to conclude that federal law was breached. Want More Context? 🔎