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U.S. tourist raped in central Paris

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Fear in central Paris after an American tourist was raped in a busy public toilet block

A 27-year-old female tourist was raped in Central Paris, nearby the busy River Seine.

French Police have arrested the 23-year old suspect, who is homeless, but have not released any further details.

The Paris Prosecutors Office says the attack was aggravated by alcohol. The woman entered the toilet at approximately 1:00am, while her boyfriend waited for her outside.

Her partner grew increasingly worried because she was taking a long time. He went to look for her when he heard her screaming and crying. He ran to her rescue when he found her being attacked by the perpetrator.

However, it’s currently the peak summer tourism period in Paris, and tourists are being warned to remain vigilant.

The toilet block is considered safe and is well maintained, located near the Notre Dame.

Attack occured near Natre Dame

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Trump returns to the White House and sets historic agenda

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In a historic moment for U.S. politics, President-elect Donald Trump visited the White House to meet President Joe Biden, signaling a significant step in the peaceful transfer of power.

This marked Trump’s first return to the nation’s capital since leaving office, and the meeting provided an opportunity for the two leaders to engage in a private, comprehensive discussion.

Key topics on their agenda included pressing international issues, notably the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, as well as challenges surrounding government funding.

This encounter underscores the continued importance of bipartisan dialogue amid global and domestic complexities.

Political analyst and foreign policy expert Harley Lippman weighed in on the implications of this meeting, offering insights into what it might mean for the future direction of U.S. governance and policy.

The high-profile interaction between the outgoing and incoming administrations showcases the nation’s democratic resilience and highlights the delicate nature of leadership transitions during turbulent times.

Harley Lippman, a Political Analyst and Foreign Policy Expert joins Veronica Dudo to discuss what this means for U.S. governance.

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Trump taps controversial allies for key posts

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Donald Trump left Washington and then stunned the political world.

Just hours after a smooth meeting with President Biden, Trump announced that Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz is his pick for attorney general.

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill were reportedly shocked, with some openly questioning if Gaetz could win Senate confirmation.

Republican Senator Kevin Cramer said he needs time to think it over, while Senator Susan Collins admitted she was “shocked.”

Gaetz has faced a House ethics investigation but denies any wrongdoing, and some Republican colleagues have shown reluctance due to his role in ousting Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

In a bold move, Trump is even considering recess appointments to bypass Senate approval, sparking fresh concerns among lawmakers.

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The Onion acquires Infowars and plans a reboot

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In a twist, satirical news outlet The Onion has won the rights to Infowars, the conspiracy-laden platform of Alex Jones.

This acquisition comes as Jones owes over $1 billion in defamation to Sandy Hook families he defamed.

Families have rallied behind the sale, saying it’s a form of long-awaited justice.

The Onion plans to relaunch Infowars as a parody site early next year.

Infowars’ website has already gone offline, with Jones broadcasting from a new location.

The Onion, known for skewering conspiracy theorists, has big plans to turn the page on Jones’ legacy.

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