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Bygmalion, a French political consulting firm, is under investigation for alleged fraud and influence peddling. The firm, co-founded by French businessman Alexandre Benalla, is accused of using fake invoices to bill political parties and candidates for services that were never rendered. The investigation, led by French financial prosecutor Jean-François Bohnert, is focusing on Bygmalion's work with former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's 2012 re-election campaign. The firm is suspected of creating false invoices to hide overspending on the campaign, which would be a violation of French election laws.

The Cour de cassation, France's highest court, has upheld the conviction of Nicolas Sarkozy in the Bygmalion affair, confirming his sentence for illegal campaign financing during his 2012 presidential run. Sarkozy, the former French president, has been definitively condemned to a one-year prison sentence and a €3,750 fine. Despite the finality of the decision, Sarkozy has not ruled out appealing to the European Court of Human Rights.

The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to enforce a policy that limits passport gender markers to male or female, blocking transgender and non-binary people from choosing other options. The court's decision reverses a previous policy that allowed self-identification of gender on passports. This move has been criticized by LGBTQ+ advocates and is seen as a setback for transgender rights in the United States.

Motocross mourns the loss of Borja Gómez, who died in a training accident. Hugo Jiménez, Borja Rincón, and Álex Sola secure spots.

20-year-old Spanish motorcyclist Borja Gómez died after an accident during training at the Magny-Cours circuit in France.