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Jul 14, 2025 |
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Fox News: The Doctor was in (and out): Biden's physician invokes Fifth Amendment during deposition
Dr. Kevin O’Connor, former physician to President Biden, invoked his Fifth Amendment rights during a deposition with the House Oversight Committee regarding Biden's fitness for office. O’Connor faced questions about whether he was asked to misrepresent the president's health but declined to answer, citing legal advice.
The committee, led by Chairman James Comer, expressed concern over O’Connor's silence, suggesting it raises questions about a potential cover-up. O’Connor's legal team emphasized the importance of patient confidentiality, arguing that revealing medical information could violate ethical duties. The investigation continues as the committee plans to question other former Biden aides.
Times Of Israel: PM said expecting Ben Gvir to resign from government if hostage-truce deal finalized
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing challenges within his governing coalition, particularly from ultranationalist allies over negotiations related to a Gaza ceasefire and hostage deals. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has threatened to withdraw his party from the government if a deal is reached, complicating Netanyahu's efforts to maintain stability.
Additionally, Netanyahu is dealing with tensions from Haredi partners regarding ultra-Orthodox conscription legislation, which has been stalled. The situation is further aggravated by the ongoing legislative boycott from Haredi parties, demanding exemptions for yeshiva students from military service, as negotiations continue amid a looming deadline for the Knesset's summer session.
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GB News: Ryanair flight plunged into into 'chaos' as police board plane to arrest 69-year-old passenger
A Ryanair flight from Palma to Edinburgh faced disruption when police boarded to arrest a 69-year-old man for unruly behavior. The flight landed about 50 minutes late, and passengers were instructed to remain seated while authorities handled the situation.
Police Scotland confirmed the arrest, which is now being processed by the local prosecution service. This incident follows a separate event where 18 people were injured on another Ryanair flight that caught fire in Majorca.
Fox News: Charlize Theron calls out Hollywood for not taking 'risk' on female hero action films
Charlize Theron criticized Hollywood for its reluctance to support female-led action films, stating that studios view them as riskier compared to male-led projects. She highlighted a double standard where male actors are often given more chances despite box office failures, while women are not afforded the same leniency.
Theron, alongside Uma Thurman, discussed the challenges women face in securing lead roles in action films while promoting their new Netflix sequel, "The Old Guard 2." Both actresses have starred in successful female-led action films, yet they emphasize the ongoing disparities in the industry.
Le Monde: In China, Beijing cyclists take to the streets at night
Chang'an Avenue in Beijing, a 45-kilometer stretch, serves as a vital artery through the city, linking the political heart near Tiananmen Square to industrial suburbs. In the evenings, it transforms into a vibrant cycling route, attracting thousands who enjoy the scenery and atmosphere.
The avenue's significance is underscored by its proximity to key landmarks, including the Great Hall of the People and the Forbidden City, making it a symbol of both power and leisure in the Chinese capital.