Media Regulation: Israel’s Movement for Quality Government is pressing the Second Authority Council to clarify what happens when Channel 14’s Jerusalem news-ops extension expires at month-end, arguing the delay may be an extra, unclear legal carveout. FCC & Broadcast Rights: Disney’s ABC sues the FCC to block accelerated license review tied to broadcast operations, framing it as retaliation after years of deregulation pressure. Food Marketing & Brand Strategy: Wendy’s new CEO Bob Wright admits the chain prioritized cost savings over ingredient quality and leaned too hard on discounts, promising a menu rebuild and a shift back to “intrinsic value.” Legal Aid Funding: Canada’s CCLA launches a Charter challenge over “chronic” underfunding of Manitoba criminal legal aid, seeking court declarations that the system violates rights to fair hearings and equal protection. Online Safety & Platforms: Roblox reaches a court-enforceable undertaking in Australia after eSafety flagged gaps that let adults contact children without parental oversight, with a 3-month implementation clock. AI in Higher Ed: Suffolk University’s AI co-major sparks backlash on Instagram, with students and alumni rallying against transparency and ethics concerns. Retail/Experiential Marketing: Krystal kicks off football season with Game Day Bundles and new pumpkin-spice items, leaning into app and watch-party demand. Transportation Policy: Uber launches in northeastern Ontario under Ontario’s new Provincial Rideshare Framework, positioning it as a safer, regulated option for northern communities. Commercial Leadership: Trex names Brian J. Taylor its first chief commercial officer to integrate sales, marketing and IT for customer-focused growth.