College Sports Policy Standoff: The US Senate adjourned for a month without voting on the Protect College Sports Act, leaving universities like James Madison in “wait and see” mode as coaches plan around Washington’s uncertainty. Surveillance Backlash: Activists renewed pressure on Bridgewater’s Flock cameras after concerns that data was accessed beyond local boundaries; nearby councils have already ended contracts, but Bridgewater has not yet. UN Youth Office Clears Itself: The UN disowned Adeniyi Adeyemi over an alleged youth-office appointment, saying he has no affiliation or authorization. Meta Under Indian Rules: India’s government said Meta must follow Indian law and align policies with local legal and cultural realities, with zero tolerance on CSAM. Humanitarian Crisis: UNICEF says at least 300 children were killed in Gaza since a ceasefire agreement, urging all parties to protect children under international law. Housing Rights Watch: Aotearoa New Zealand’s human rights review says housing policy has shifted toward market-led approaches, leaving the country “running backwards” on rights and Te Tiriti obligations. Global Security: Colombia’s new right-wing government faced bombing attacks on day one, while Syria and Russia agreed a future arrangement for Russian bases. Governance & Services: Pakistan’s internal governance crisis is driving calls for devolution, and Ukraine’s government is seeking extra resources to fund defense forces through 2026.