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‘We will keep going’: Columbia Gaza protestors dig in
Despite disciplinary measures and mass arrests, Gaza war protesters have pledged to remain at Columbia University until their demands are fulfilled. Last week, over a hundred students were apprehended at a protest encampment in Columbia; in recent days, dozens more have been detained at Yale and New York University.
A stretch? Louvre to provide yoga during Paris Olympics
Before the Olympics, the Louvre museum in Paris intends to host yoga and sports sessions in its renowned galleries as part of a citywide cultural initiative. The largest museum in the world will provide opportunities for visitors to engage in yoga, dance, and exercise sessions led by instructors and coaches, all the while admiring its internationally acclaimed paintings and sculptures.
Jeffrey Donaldson in court charged with rape; wife aiding
Longest-serving Member of Parliament for Northern Ireland, Donaldson, 61, was suspended from the Democratic Unionist Party last month in connection with his detention. Former Democratic Unionist Party leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has been charged in court with rape and additional historical sex offences. Between 1985 and 2006, he was charged with one count of rape, one count of gross indecency towards a minor, and nine counts of sexual assault.
Sydney raids arrest seven adolescents with ‘extremist beliefs’
As part of a surge of counter-terrorism operations throughout Sydney, Australian police have apprehended seven adolescents, claiming it was "likely" that they were devising an attack. Police believe that the suspects adhere to a "religiously motivated violent extremist ideology." The investigations are connected to the stabbing of an Assyrian bishop last week, which was labelled a "terrorist act" by the police.
Cavalry horses create chaos in central London streets
According to the commanding officer, the horses were "terrified by construction materials that were dropped from heights directly in front of them on a quiet side road in Belgravia." The "total mayhem" was sparked when military horses bolted during exercises and charged through rush-hour London.
Human foods, like salmon and eggs, contribute to dog obesity
Numerous dog proprietors engage in this activity on a daily basis. However, recent research may alter your mind about hiding leftovers under the dinner table for your dog. Among the human foods that may be contributing to your pet's obesity are scrambled eggs and broiled salmon, according to the study.
Osman unveils Thursday Murder Club cast, featuring former Bond.
An animated adaptation of the critically acclaimed first novel by the host of Pointless, which follows a group of retirement home friends who solve cold cases for amusement but become entangled in a real murder, is currently in production. Richard Osman has disclosed information regarding three of the four principal characters that will be featured in the upcoming film adaptation of The Thursday Murder Club.
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Newspaper chief filtered Trump’s news, court hears
Donald Trump, who is accused of falsifying business documents to pay hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels in order to cover up their alleged affair prior to the 2016 election, is the first former president of the United States to face a criminal trial. According to court testimony, a newspaper editor-in-chief served as Donald Trump's "eyes and ears" during the run-up to the 2016 election, stifling negative articles about him.
TikTok fears US ban as Biden signs bill
A landmark measure that the US Senate has approved has generated controversy and may result in the prohibition of TikTok in the United States. The Chinese proprietor of TikTok, ByteDance, is given nine months to sell its stake or the application will be blocked in the USA. President Joe Biden of the United States will now receive the measure; he has stated that he will affix his signature to it as soon as it arrives on his desk.
‘Ozempic babies’ risk birth defects from weight-loss jabs
Doctors have cautioned that weight reduction injections used by women striving to conceive may result in congenital abnormalities. A number of women who were prescribed medications containing semaglutide, the active ingredient in Wegovy and Ozempic, reported becoming pregnant unexpectedly.
Rwandans worry about UK asylum proposal
The controversies surrounding two areas in Kigali that may soon house hundreds of individuals who never intended to settle in Rwanda are belied by the verdant hills. Situated atop a ridge in northern Kigali, the Hope Hostel provides a panoramic view of the capital. Situated in the southwest region of the city is the Bwiza Riverside Estate, which presents a picturesque ambiance complemented by artificial fences, small parcels of land, and manicured green spaces. Despite the suburban allure of this neighbourhood, it feels sterile and contrived.
