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Jul 16, 2025 |
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Fox News: Hugh Jackman, Deborra-Lee Furness finalize divorce after 27 years of marriage
Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness have finalized their divorce after 27 years of marriage, with court documents indicating an uncontested settlement. The divorce was filed on May 27, 2023, and the case status is now "Disposed," effective June 3, 2025.
Furness expressed her feelings about the separation, describing it as a "profound wound" and reflecting on the journey of betrayal. The couple shares two adopted children and announced their decision to separate in September 2023, emphasizing their commitment to individual growth.
GB News: Queen Elizabeth II memorial to include Prince Philip as winning design revealed
Lord Norman Foster's architectural team has been awarded the commission to design a national memorial for Queen Elizabeth II in St James's Park. The design will feature a statue of the Queen on horseback, a sculpture of her with Prince Philip, landscaped gardens, and a translucent bridge inspired by her wedding tiara.
The memorial aims to reflect the values of the late monarch and her long reign, with a blend of traditional and modern elements. The project is still in its early stages, with the completion date and final budget yet to be determined, estimated between £23 million and £46 million.
Front Page Magazine: Mass Murder of Israelis Planned at Portuguese Music Festival
A plot has emerged targeting Israelis at the upcoming Boom Music Festival in Portugal, with plans reportedly involving poisoning and other harmful actions against attendees. A Jewish woman, who infiltrated a left-wing activist group, revealed these sinister intentions to festival organizers and police, but claims her warnings were ignored.
The article calls for action against Portuguese authorities and festival organizers if harm comes to the expected 4,000 Israeli attendees, urging concerned individuals to express their displeasure through various means, including boycotts and contacting government representatives.
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Times Of Israel: Trump says Israel won’t face consequences for violating ceasefire with Iran
The FBI is reallocating agents back to counter-terrorism efforts focused on Iran after recent US strikes on its nuclear facilities, exempting them from immigration enforcement duties. This decision comes amid heightened threats following President Trump's military actions.
Additionally, Trump stated that Israel will not face repercussions for its actions against Iran, asserting that both nations are weary of conflict. Meanwhile, negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage release between Israel and Hamas are reportedly progressing, with hopes for an agreement soon.
Fox News: Washington Post admits that 'Trump is right' when it comes to one issue about Europe
The Washington Post acknowledged President Trump's assertion that European nations must increase their defense spending to support NATO, with an agreement to raise spending to five percent of GDP, excluding Spain. The editorial emphasized the need for Europe to take greater responsibility for its own defense.
Trump's upcoming NATO summit attendance comes amid concerns about the alliance's sustainability and the U.S. contributing about half of NATO's budget. The Post highlighted that several countries have struggled to meet defense spending goals, urging Europe to demonstrate its commitment to NATO's stability.
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Le Monde: Man charged with supplying chemicals to Palm Springs fertility clinic bomber dies in custody
Daniel Park, 32, died in federal custody after being charged with aiding a bombing at a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California. He allegedly supplied chemicals to Guy Edward Bartkus, the bomber, who died in the explosion. Park was arrested after fleeing to Poland and extradited to the U.S.
Both men shared anti-natalist beliefs, opposing procreation, and targeted the clinic intentionally. Park had a history of promoting these views online and was involved in discussions about explosives prior to the attack. His cause of death remains undisclosed.