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The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is facing a significant decline in Black recruits, particularly women, after the department's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) program was shut down by LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell during an administrative reshuffle this year. The Oscar Joel Bryant Assn., which represents the LAPD's 700 or so Black officers, said responses to White House attacks on pro-diversity programs “do not need to wait for the future.” Capt. Shannon Enox-White, the association's president, said: “[T]hose concerns are here today for all groups . . . When we swore an oath to protect the Constitution and the organization's very mission statement elevates DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) principles, I do not see how we can step away from them now or ever.”
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Unemployment in the UK remains steady at 4.7%, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). However, pay growth has slowed from 5% to 4.6%, and vacancy rates have dropped by 44,000, marking the 37th consecutive decline. Suren Thiru, economics director at the ICAEW, noted that rising employer national insurance costs are impacting hiring. He stated: "The UK jobs market is facing more pain in the coming months." Recent reports indicate that recruitment intentions are at a record low, a situation that is particularly affecting young job seekers. Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, defended Labour's job creation record but acknowledged the need for further progress.
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USA
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School districts are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance communication with the public, according to a report by the National School Public Relations Association and ThoughtExchange. Over 90% of surveyed school communication professionals utilize AI for tasks such as brainstorming, content creation, and translation. However, many lack formal policies and training, with nearly 70% reporting no district guidelines on AI use. Barbara M. Hunter, executive director of NSPRA, emphasized the importance of a thoughtful approach, commenting: “AI can be a powerful support for school communicators, but it cannot replace the strategy, relationships, and human voice.” The report highlights the need for comprehensive training and policy development to address the ethical use of AI in school communications.
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects that 10m more Americans will be uninsured over the next decade due to President Trump’s new tax and spending law. The legislation, passed without Democratic support, extends prior tax cuts and adds new ones while imposing Medicaid access restrictions. The CBO estimates the poorest Americans will lose $1,200 annually, middle-income households will gain $800–$1,200, and the wealthiest will gain over $13,000. “Resources will decrease for households toward the bottom . . . and increase for households in the middle and toward the top,” the report said. Critics argue the changes will worsen inequality and undermine healthcare access for vulnerable populations, while supporters claim the tax relief will stimulate economic growth and benefit the broader economy.
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Scotland
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The number of potential victims of modern slavery referred to the Home Office has reached a record high. In the quarter from April to June 2025, 5,690 individuals were referred, marking a 32% increase from the same period last year. UK nationals comprised 23% of referrals, the highest number since the National Referral Mechanism began in 2009. It was also shown that almost three-quarters of all referrals (74%) were male. Anti-Slavery Commissioner Eleanor Lyons said the figures "show that a record number of victims of modern slavery are being exploited." She added: "Shockingly, a record number of young boys are being exploited and more UK nationals are victims of modern slavery than ever before." The Government aims to address a backlog of cases awaiting decisions by December 2026, with it shown that 11,547 cases had been issued a positive initial decision, but were awaiting a final conclusive grounds decision.
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North America
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Kwon Do-hyung, commonly known as Do Kwon, the South Korean former businessman who was the co-founder and CEO of Terraform Labs, has pleaded guilty to two charges of conspiracy to defraud and wire fraud in a New York federal court. The plea follows accusations of misleading investors about the stability of TerraUSD, a stablecoin, in 2021. Kwon faces a maximum of 25 years in prison, but prosecutors may recommend a 12-year term if he accepts responsibility. He admitted: "What I did was wrong," acknowledging his false statements regarding the coin's value restoration. Kwon also faces additional charges in South Korea and has agreed to a civil fine of $80m with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Europe
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UK finance minister Rachel Reeves has asked officials to prepare plans for a second planning bill to speed up delivery of major national projects, including Heathrow’s third runway, with an aim for construction by 2029 and flights by 2035. She wants to go beyond the current bill in the Lords, particularly by limiting judicial reviews - allowing only one per decision, tightening eligibility, and reducing delays. The goal is to accelerate airports, roads, green energy, and data centres, ensuring capital funds aren’t wasted in bureaucracy. Reeves is under pressure before the Budget to show growth plans amid a £20bn–£50bn fiscal gap. Industry experts urge wider permitted development powers and faster compulsory purchase processes. The government says current reforms are "turbocharging" infrastructure but has not confirmed a second bill.
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North America
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U.S. President Donald Trump's deal with Nvidia to give the U.S. government a cut of the firm's sales in exchange for resuming exports of banned AI chips to China has overturned decades of U.S. national security policy and created an entirely new category of corporate risk, Reuters reports. The move has attracted bipartisan criticism, with lawmakers warning that it risks the creation of a pay-for-play framework for the sale of sensitive technologies to U.S. adversaries. "Export controls are a frontline defense in protecting our national security, and we should not set a precedent that incentivizes the government to grant licenses to sell China technology that will enhance its AI capabilities," said U.S. Representative John Moolenaar, a Michigan Republican who chairs the House Select Committee on China.