Ohio Supreme Court ruled "boneless" doesn’t mean "bone-free." After a 2017 lawsuit where a diner swallowed a 5cm bone fragment in a "boneless wing," the Court upheld that "boneless" refers to cooking style, not a guarantee. Is this common sense, or should labels be clearer? #ohiosupremecourt #bonelesswings #foodlaw #legalnews #consumerprotection #newsupdate #bonelesschickenwings

The British government has indefinitely banned puberty blockers for people under 18, citing safety concerns raised by experts. Since March, puberty blockers were no longer routinely prescribed to trans minors in the U.K., and a temporary ban was introduced in May, stopping both private and European prescriptions. The National Health Service limited their use to clinical trials. On Wednesday, the government accepted advice from its Commission on Human Medicines to make the ban indefinite, prioritizing young people's safety while further research is conducted. #UKHealthPolicy #PubertyBlockers #GenderDysphoria #YouthSafety #MedicalEthics #HealthcareRegulations #ChildHealth #GovernmentDecisions #MedicalTrials #HealthNews

A 26-year-old man began deliberately gaining weight before a physical examination to avoid active duty military service. #worldnews #southkoreg #draft #militarydraft #southkoreannews #news #draftservice #mandatorydraft

An American tourist has been arrested for vandalizing a traditional Japanese shrine by using his fingernails to scratch out letters. #News #Tourism #Japan #Arrest #International

Businesses in Washington are boarding up as the capital prepares for the presidential election, with concerns lingering about a possible recurrence of the violent unrest that followed the 2020 election. #election2024 #washingtondc #voterpreparedness #electionday #dcnews #politicalclimate #protectingdc #democracyatwork #dccommunity #electionsecurity #breakingnews #presidentialelection #voterawareness #electioncoverage