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The UK and France have ended their 'one in, one out' migrant exchange scheme, under which some Channel arrivals were returned to France while others were resettled in the UK. The decision marks a setback to cross-Channel cooperation on small boat crossings, and the news is drawing attention amid ongoing debate in both countries over how to handle irregular migration.

A Wall Street Journal opinion piece examines what it calls Trump's 'pocket rescission', a maneuver to withhold previously appropriated federal funds without a formal congressional vote. The article unpacks the legal mechanics and political implications of the move, which critics view as a challenge to Congress's power of the purse. Discussion centers on whether the tactic will survive court and legislative challenges.

Reddit is ending support for RSS feeds and further restricting its public API, as the company continues locking down access to its vast archive of user-generated content. The move follows earlier API pricing changes that sparked major protests from moderators and third-party app developers, and reflects growing concern over AI companies scraping the platform to train their models without paying.

A new web service is offering RSS feeds for Last.fm, letting users follow their scrobbling activity and music listening data in feed readers. The tool, hosted at lfm.xiffy.nl, fills a gap for users who want to track friends' listening or their own play history outside the Last.fm site. Discussion is centered on its usefulness for keeping up with music activity.

The Wall Street Journal published its regular Health Care Roundup in the Market Talk section, summarizing the latest market developments across the health care sector. The roundup collects the day's key news and analyst commentary on drugmakers, insurers and medical companies for investors tracking the industry.