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Breitbart: NFL Ends Deshaun Watson Investigation, Cites 'Insufficient Evidence'
Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will not face fines or suspension regarding recent sexual assault allegations, as the NFL found insufficient evidence to support a violation of its personal conduct policy. Watson has faced accusations from 22 women since March 2021, but the matter is now considered closed.
Watson's lawyer expressed relief over the resolution, allowing him to focus on recovery from a season-ending injury. Meanwhile, teammate Myles Garrett criticized fans for booing Watson as he was carted off the field, emphasizing the need for compassion during difficult times.
Breitbart: 30,000 Pounds of Chocolate Melts on California Highway After Truck Fire
A tractor-trailer carrying 30,000 to 40,000 pounds of chocolate caught fire on I-580 in Alameda County, California, due to a brake issue, resulting in over 15 tons of melted chocolate spilling onto the highway.
The California Highway Patrol reported that cleanup took over three hours, blocking multiple lanes of traffic, but no injuries were reported.
Times Of Israel: Synagogue blaze should be treated as terror, Australian leader says
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned a fire at a Melbourne synagogue as an act of terrorism, highlighting a troubling increase in antisemitism in the country. The arson, carried out by masked individuals, has drawn significant backlash, with ongoing investigations to identify the culprits.
Critics, including Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu, have linked the attack to the Australian government's stance on Israel, while Albanese's administration defends its record on combating antisemitism. The incident follows a UN resolution regarding Israel and has intensified discussions on antisemitism and political responsibility in Australia.
Breitbart: 'That Is Ridiculous!': Piers Morgan, Neil deGrasse Tyson Clash over Trans Athletes in Women's Sports
Neil deGrasse Tyson and Piers Morgan debated the inclusion of trans athletes in women's sports on "Piers Morgan Uncensored." Tyson suggested a future where athletes are categorized by hormone ratios instead of sex, while Morgan criticized the idea as impractical and emphasized the importance of separating sexes in sports.
Tyson acknowledged the physical advantages men typically have over women, stating that this objective truth underpins the appeal of sports. He argued that if trans women dominate women's sports, it could diminish the competitive nature that attracts viewers.
GB News: 'Pure unfiltered hatred!' Counter-terror police launch investigation after Oxford speaker praised 'Hamas heroes'
Counter-terror police are investigating comments made by pro-Palestinian activist Miko Peled during an Oxford Union debate, where he referred to the October 7 Hamas attacks as "acts of heroism." This has raised concerns under the Terrorism Act 2000, prompting complaints from attendees.
The debate, which centered on whether Israel is an apartheid state, concluded with a majority supporting the motion. Following the event, a group of 300 academics condemned the rhetoric and behavior, claiming it led to an unsafe environment for Jewish students. The Oxford Union's president defended the debate management and stated that recordings would be made available for public review.
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Le Monde: Notre-Dame de Paris, a timeline | 1,000 years of grandeur, ruins and flames
Notre-Dame de Paris is set to officially reopen, marking a significant moment in its thousand-year history. President Emmanuel Macron expressed hope that the reopening would evoke a strong sense of renewal, akin to the shock of the fire that devastated the cathedral.
The cathedral's history includes key milestones, such as the discovery of an ancient church beneath its parvis in 1847 and the laying of the first stone for the current Gothic structure in 1163 by Bishop Maurice de Sully. The construction spanned two centuries, reflecting its monumental significance to France.
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Breitbart: Report: FDA May Move to Ban Artificial Red No. 3 Food Dye
The FDA is considering a ban on artificial red food dye, Red No. 3, following a petition and California's recent statewide ban. Concerns center on its potential health risks, including links to cancer and other adverse effects.
The FDA previously banned Red No. 3 in cosmetics due to cancer evidence, but it remains in food products. Lawmakers are urging immediate action to protect consumers, especially children, from this additive.