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Vatican vandal destroys priceless statues during museum visit
A Vatican vandal has destroyed two statues in the Vatican Museum, after being refused a visit with the pope
VATICAN VANDAL – Europe has been flooded with tourists this year, many of who are there for the right reasons.
However, in the Vatican, one American tourist has smashed two priceless statues, over 2000 years old.
In a bizarre series of events, the tourist became angry after he was denied access to visit the pope.
After his demands were refused, the enraged tourist toppled one Roman artifact and then another on his way out.
The area holds around 1000 pieces and openly describes itself as “one of the finest collections of Roman portraits.
The damaged pieces are now being assessed to see if they’re beyond repair… as for the erratic tourist well he’s in the hands of the police.
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ABC journalist slapped down by Pres Trump
Trump rebukes ABC’s John Lyons for media questioning, vows to address “bad tone” with Australia’s PM Albanese. #DonaldTrump #ABCNews
Trump rebukes ABC’s John Lyons for media questioning, vows to address “bad tone” with Australia’s PM Albanese. #DonaldTrump #ABCNews
A tense moment unfolded outside the White House when President Donald Trump accused veteran ABC journalist John Lyons of waging a “war on the media”.
Lyons, ABC’s Americas editor, questioned the president for the broadcaster’s Four Corners programme. While Trump initially deflected, claiming his children were running his businesses, the questioning drew an angry response when Lyons pressed on whether it was appropriate for a president to be so tied to business activity.
Trump snapped back, accusing the reporter of “hurting Australia” with his tone and promising to raise the issue with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during their upcoming meeting. “You set a very bad tone,” Trump told Lyons, “you can set a nicer tone.”
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Charlie Kirk has sparked a worldwide response
“Global vigils and rallies unite in grief as crowds chant ‘We are Charlie Kirk,’ sparking a conservative activism wave.”
“Global vigils and rallies unite in grief as crowds chant ‘We are Charlie Kirk,’ sparking a conservative activism wave.”
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has sparked a worldwide response, with vigils and rallies stretching from London to Seoul and Canberra. Crowds are chanting “We are Charlie Kirk,” turning grief into a unifying rallying cry.
In Seoul, thousands marched through the streets, echoing the same words shouted in London’s Whitehall just days earlier. The scale of these gatherings has transformed a tragedy into a movement that crosses borders and cultures.
Supporters say this is more than mourning. It is about carrying forward Kirk’s vision. His death has ignited a global wave of conservative activism that shows no sign of slowing.
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Authorities have now formally charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson
Tributes pour in for Charlie Kirk, shot at a rally; suspect charged with murder as vigils gather nationwide.
Tributes pour in for Charlie Kirk, shot at a rally; suspect charged with murder as vigils gather nationwide.
Tributes are flowing in outside Turning Point USA’s headquarters in Phoenix, where supporters have left flags, signs and flowers in memory of Charlie Kirk. The conservative activist was shot and killed on September 10 during a rally in Utah.
Authorities have now formally charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder and several related offences. Prosecutors announced they will seek the death penalty, citing the evidence linking Robinson to the weapon used in the attack.
As the investigation continues, vigils and memorials have spread across the United States and abroad. Supporters say Kirk’s influence on conservative politics will be remembered for decades, while critics warn the case will fuel already polarised debate across the country.
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