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US President Donald Trump escalated a diplomatic row with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Saturday, accusing her of repeatedly seeking a photograph with him and linking the dispute to tensions over Iran and NATO. The clash has opened an unusually personal rift between Trump and one of Europe’s most prominent right-wing leaders, who had sought to cast herself as a bridge between Washington and the continent during Trump’s return to power. Trump had initially told Italian broadcaster La7 that Meloni “begged” him for a picture at this week’s G7 summit in France, saying he agreed only because he “felt…
It wasn’t until my daughter reached kindergarten that she realized that the ability to speak English was something other people thought was cool. “Bye, Mommy! Have a good day, Mommy! I’ll see you in the afternoon, Mommy!” she’d shout for all to hear as she walked toward her classroom. She seemed to relish the head turns from the parents and the open-mouthed stares of her classmates. I mean, it’s not every day that being different makes you cooler (as opposed to simply weirder). Raising a bilingual child is rewarding and kind of cool, but there are some things parents should…
President Trump’s peace deal with Iran offers waivers on U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil, one of multiple facets of the agreement that is angering Iran hawks, including some Trump allies. Critics worry that relaxing the sanctions bolsters the economy of a nation hostile toward America and gives away key leverage in the push to get…
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“Game of Thrones” and “Peaky Blinders” alum Aidan Gillen waxed nostalgic about the golden age of British drama at the Transilvania Intl. Film Festival and argued that there’s “too much” content clogging the airwaves for today’s TV consumers. “I just think there’s so much stuff. Even the TV stuff now is being designed to try and give you these little [dopamine] hits now and then,” he said. “Even the sophisticated, high-end TV stuff is also being dumbed down a little to try and keep people interested.” He added: “There’s too much on TV.” The Irish screen star, who’s serving on…
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When news broke that a safely Democratic seat in New York’s wealthiest congressional district was becoming vacant, it was inevitable that there would be a crowded field of candidates.What people might not have expected is that the subsequent Democratic primary, would become one of the country’s most closely watched and action-packed, the race coming to reflect a range of Democrats’ national political priorities: who is the strongest against Trump; who is the most critical of artificial intelligence companies; and who is, basically, the coolest.Withdays left before the primary closes – early voting began on 13 June – the contest has…
Tunisia coach Herve Renard has said his players will take on Japan with “a spirit of revenge” and will use the example of shocks such as Cape Verde’s draw with Spain to inspire them.Renard replaced Sabri Lamouchi as manager of the North African side after their 5-1 defeat to Sweden — the first nation in World Cup history to sack their coach after one game.It will be the Frenchman’s third World Cup in a row after leading Morocco and Saudi Arabia in 2018 and 2022. Four years ago in Qatar, his Saudi Arabia team beat eventual champions Argentina in their…
In the months leading up to the World Cup, much of the international conversation about Mexico focused on what might go wrong. Even now, with the tournament well underway, questions about security, governance and Mexico’s ability to host the event continue to surface in political rhetoric and media coverage. The storyline has become familiar. And honestly? Exhausting. U.S. television networks have aired images of cartel violence, armed security forces, and crime scenes while discussing the tournament. Travel advisories and news segments have warned fans about security concerns. Commentators have questioned whether visitors would feel safe attending matches, while politicians have…