Supreme Court Ruling, Space Tech Claims, and Global Developments

The United Kingdom's Supreme Court has ruled that transgender women do not legally meet the definition of "woman," which is reserved for those born biologically female.

The Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has stated that U.S. government technology possesses the capability to manipulate "time and space."

President Trump is planning to reduce foreign aid by 75%, including a $27 billion cut to the State Department. This will impact funding for the UN, NATO, and over twenty other international organizations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that nuclear-powered systems, originally developed during the Soviet era, are now operational in space.

Senator Chris Van Hollen's efforts to secure the release of a deported MS-13 member in El Salvador were unsuccessful due to his inability to contact the individual by phone.

A significant geomagnetic storm is currently affecting Earth, potentially leading to disruptions in satellites, GPS systems, power grids, and radio communications.

Netflix's version of Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" has removed the Old Testament passage at the beginning of the film, replacing it with a blank screen.

Russia's Supreme Court has officially removed the ban on the Taliban, reclassifying them from a terrorist organization.

Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski has stated that every Republican Senator is fearful of Trump and anticipates retaliation from him.