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The US Supreme Court has ruled against a Colorado law banning conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ minors, citing First Amendment grounds and indicating it likely violates free speech, casting doubt on similar prohibitions in other states. The 8-1 majority sided with a Christian counselor challenging the ban, with the ruling being blasted as 'reckless' and having 'catastrophic fallout' for LGBT+ youth.
The investigation into Charlie Kirk's murder continues to draw scrutiny, with Candace Owens and experts debating the significance of inconclusive ballistics evidence. Tyler Robinson's defense highlights ATF bullet testing results, while critics argue 'unable to identify' does not equate to 'ruled out'.
Audio recordings and an investigation allege that Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó acted in Russia's interests by lobbying against EU sanctions at Moscow's request, causing diplomatic shock. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk criticized Hungarian leaders for 'leaving Europe,' and now Czech President Petr Pavel is calling for a reevaluation of relations with Hungary, deeming the sharing of sensitive information with Russia unacceptable.
Inspired by viral social media videos, Kiki Leigh purchased a 17-room house in Mussomeli, Italy, for less than a year's rent in LA, though she notes the renovation process is challenging.
Nine individuals, including former city officials, are under investigation in connection with the sale of San Siro stadium to Serie A clubs AC Milan and Inter, following earlier raids related to alleged bid rigging. Italian financial police have now raided Milan city council offices as part of the investigation into the €200m deal.