California AG Criticizes Paramount's Exit Threat; Michigan School Faces Backlash Over Menstrual Cycle Policy

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has strongly criticized Paramount's potential threat to leave the state, stating that the company "owns it. It lies at their feet." Bonta's remarks came during a panel discussion at The Atlantic Festival, where he addressed the ongoing antitrust suit involving Paramount. His comments suggest a firm stance against corporate leverage tactics and underscore the state's commitment to its legal actions.

Meanwhile, a high school in Michigan is under fire for a gym class policy that requires female students to disclose details about their menstrual cycles if they wish to make up missed swimming days. The policy, outlined in a Lakeview High School gym syllabus, mandates that parents submit written or emailed notes specifying the length of their daughter's cycle. This requirement has sparked significant outcry from parents concerned about privacy and the appropriateness of such a request.