Medical Investigations, Airport Assault, Military Drills, and State Department Layoffs

The Department of Justice has issued subpoenas to over twenty doctors and clinics involved in performing transgender procedures on children. The sentiment expressed is that any medical professional who performs such procedures on children should have their medical license revoked and face imprisonment.

In the United Kingdom, a newly released video shows English officer Lydia Ward in tears following a violent attack at Manchester Airport. The officer's nose was broken during the assault by brothers Mohammed Fahir Amaaz and Muhammad Amaad. The incident gained widespread attention in the UK, sparking outrage over increasing violence and demands for stricter law enforcement measures.

The United States, South Korea, and Japan conducted a joint air drill over international waters. The exercise included a U.S. B-52H strategic bomber and allied fighter jets. This deployment of the B-52 to the Korean Peninsula is the first of its kind this year and is intended to demonstrate the allies' combined military strength and defensive readiness in response to regional security concerns.

State Department employees are preparing for significant layoffs beginning on Friday. This action follows the Supreme Court's decision to allow the Trump administration's downsizing plans to proceed, as reported by Semafor.