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Recent articles highlight escalating political conflicts in the US and UK. In the US, concerns over free speech and political violence grow amid debates on government overreach. Meanwhile, in the UK, a British MP was denied entry to Israel, reflecting increased restrictions amid the Middle East conflict. Both stories reveal rising tensions and shifting norms.
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On September 23, 2025, during his UN General Assembly speech in New York, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania experienced a stalled escalator, teleprompter failure, and sound issues. Trump alleged these were deliberate acts of sabotage by UN staff, demanding an investigation. UN officials attributed the escalator stop to a safety mechanism triggered inadvertently by a US videographer.
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Eight men and two women face trial in Paris for online harassment targeting Brigitte Macron, accused of spreading false claims about her gender and linking her age gap with President Macron to pedophilia. The case follows years of conspiracy theories and defamation lawsuits, with a verdict expected soon.
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Ten individuals face trial in Paris over online posts targeting Brigitte Macron’s gender and sexuality, fueling conspiracy theories and causing her family distress. The case highlights ongoing cyberbullying and defamation linked to longstanding rumors about her origins, with a verdict expected soon.
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Videos show Brigitte Macron jokingly using a sexist slur about activists protesting her husband's ally, Ary Abittan. The incident sparks criticism from politicians and feminists, highlighting tensions over protest methods and Macron's stance on gender issues amid recent sexual assault allegations against cultural figures.