From Global News.

The U.S. Department of Justice has released tens of thousands more documents related to deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Candice Cole reports on the emails that mention President Donald Trump, the former prince Andrew, and the alleged letter sent to convicted sex offender and disgraced sports doctor Larry Nassar – and how this new batch of files comes with a disclaimer from the DOJ.

Elections Alberta has approved a petition from Alberta Prosperity Project, a provincial separatist group, which will ask Albertans about holding a referendum on separating from Canada. Heather Yourex-West looks at why the petition got the green light despite being called unconstitutional by a judge and what needs to happen for the group’s question to go to a referendum.

In Canada, it’s tough to get an autism diagnosis quickly – and the process can take months or even years. Katherine Ward reports on the Ontario program looking to get more doctors and health professionals trained so people are not left waiting to see a specialist.

Plus, a Japanese woman has "married" an artificial intelligence character she created with ChatGPT. Neetu Garcha explains why the bride created the AI persona, why the marriage isn’t legally recognized and how it’s sparking debate about loneliness in the digital age.

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