Philippines Constitutional Law: A court-issued arrest warrant for Vice President Sara Duterte is raising fresh questions about whether she has any immunity; a constitutional law professor says the Constitution offers no blanket protection for a VP from criminal suits. U.S. Congress Stock Trading: Rep. Derrick Van Orden is campaigning on a pledge to block himself from trading individual stocks, while Sen. Ruben Gallego pushes Democrats to ban lawmakers’ stock trading if they regain control. U.S. Courts & Elections: A federal judge blocked President Trump’s mail-in ballot executive order, setting up likely appeals as states begin sending ballots. AI & Rights: A federal court ruling says AI-generated child sexual abuse images can’t be treated as constitutionally punishable “mere possession,” though other charges may still proceed. Canada Infrastructure Gap: Nishnawbe Aski Nation urges Prime Minister Mark Carney to match major infrastructure funding with First Nations communities, citing lack of year-round road access. Middle East Security: UAE President Sheikh Mohamed and Turkey’s Erdogan stressed lasting peace after renewed Iran-related escalation. Ukraine Peace Talks: Zelensky floated a temporary ceasefire as Trump envoys head to Moscow and Kyiv. Parliament Oversight: New Zealand’s House clerk explains “contempt of privilege” and why Parliament’s rules matter. Tech in Schools: Pennsylvania lawmakers advance AI guardrails for K-12, focusing on privacy, cheating, and vendor standards.