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Fox News: 'Poop cruise' documentary exposes 2013 ship nightmare featuring chaos, gross conditions
A Netflix documentary titled "Trainwreck: Poop Cruise" recounts the 2013 Carnival Triumph incident where 4,000 passengers were stranded at sea for five days due to an engine fire. The film features passenger accounts of the chaos that ensued, including sanitation issues and lack of power.
Carnival Cruise Line stated the incident served as a learning experience, leading to over $500 million in safety improvements across their fleet. Experts noted that while uncomfortable, safety measures were effective, preserving lives during the ordeal.
Le Monde: Nice's Contemporary Art Biennale explores the city's unique relationship to the sea
The sixth Nice Contemporary Art Biennale, organized by Jean-Jacques Aillagon and Hélène Guenin, highlights the urgent need to protect oceans, a theme first addressed in Rachel Carson's 1951 book, "The Sea Around Us." The event features 11 exhibitions that explore the city's historical ties to the sea and its environmental challenges.
Among the exhibits is a display of the endangered angel shark, reflecting the impact of human activity on marine life. The biennale aims to raise awareness of environmental issues through art, connecting contemporary themes with the region's maritime history.
GB News: 'Not fit for a dog!' Family's luxury TUI holiday ruined by 'rancid' five-star hotel
A family's luxury vacation to a five-star hotel in Cape Verde turned disastrous due to unsanitary conditions. Upon arrival, they found their initial room filthy, with a stained mattress and dirty curtains, leading to demands for alternative accommodations. TUI staff acknowledged the unacceptable state of the room.
Despite being moved to three additional rooms with similar issues, the family ultimately settled in a fourth room that still posed health risks, particularly for the husband's asthma. After returning home, they rejected TUI's compensation offers, feeling insulted by the situation.
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The Telegraph: Not even Trump can stand in Netanyahu’s way
Donald Trump is set to host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington, seeking support for his Gaza ceasefire plan after providing military aid for Israel's operations against Iran's nuclear program. Despite Israel's successes, Trump authorized US airstrikes to target key Iranian facilities.
While Trump aims to broker a new ceasefire in Gaza, tensions remain between him and Netanyahu, who may resist military withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas is eradicated. The US-Israel alliance has been effective against Iran, but personal dynamics complicate negotiations as both leaders pursue their respective objectives.
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Breitbart: Homeowner's Son Shoots Alleged Burglar, Then Holds Him at Gunpoint
A homeowner's son in Osceola County, Florida, shot an alleged burglar after discovering an open door at his mother's house on July 4th. After entering with a revolver, he confronted the suspect, identified as Michael Platt, who charged at him. The son shot Platt in the leg and held him until police arrived.
Platt was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. The incident highlights issues of home defense and the use of firearms in self-defense situations.
The Western Journal: 'Pride' Group Founder Hounded JK Rowling Over Men in Women's Sports: Now He's in Jail for Child Sex Crimes
Stephen Ireland, co-founder of the LGBT group "Pride," has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for raping a 12-year-old boy. J.K. Rowling, a critic of transgender ideology, highlighted Ireland's abuse towards her and linked it to the dangers posed by such ideologies to women and children.
Rowling's remarks suggest a connection between Ireland's actions and the broader implications of transgender activism, particularly regarding the protection of vulnerable individuals. Ireland's case raises concerns about the potential for exploitation within movements that advocate for the removal of gender-specific protections.
Breitbart: Chicago: At Least 50 Shot So Far During July 4th Weekend
Over the July 4th weekend, Chicago experienced at least 50 shootings, resulting in six fatalities. Notable incidents include a home invasion in South Shore that left a 29-year-old woman dead, and a shooting that killed a 16-year-old girl in West Englewood.
As of 2025, Chicago has recorded 199 homicides. The violence continues to raise concerns about safety in the city.