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Forbes: Trump Threatens To Send National Guard Troops To Baltimore
Trump threatened to deploy the National Guard to Baltimore after Gov. Wes Moore invited him to walk the city, calling Moore a crime disaster.
Moore urged leaders to take charge on public safety; Trump cited crime data and questioned federal funds for the Key Bridge, referencing past troop deployments.
Le Monde: Irish rap band Kneecap chant 'Free Palestine' at Paris concert despite criticism
Kneecap performed at Rock en Seine outside Paris, shouting 'Free Palestine!' while critics pressed officials. One member faces a UK terror charge over a Hezbollah flag.
Saint-Cloud pulled a 40,000-euro subsidy; Île-de-France cut funding. The show came amid antisemitism concerns after Gaza, with officials warning against extremist rhetoric.
Times Of Israel: Irish rap group Kneecap defies objectors with ‘free Palestine’ chants at Paris gig
Kneecap played Rock en Seine near Paris despite objections; they claimed Zionists interrupted. Saint-Cloud cut €40k subsidies; Île-de-France trimmed funding.
The group’s Hezbollah flag incident; France faces antisemitism amid Gaza, drawing CRIF and US envoy remarks.
#culture
Fox News: Coldplay's Chris Martin helps fan propose one month after Astronomer CEO cheating scandal
Chris Martin teased a Wembley fan proposal on the Jumbotron, joking with the couple and prompting a kiss.
It recalls a July kiss-cam at Astronomer that prompted CEO Andy Byron and CPO Kristin Cabot to resign amid a board investigation.
The Imaginative Conservative: "My Ántonia," More Than a Century Later
Willa Cather is hailed as a premier American writer, with My Ántonia rivaling Death Comes for the Archbishop.
The essay lauds her spare, suggestive art, the Great Plains, and immigrant life, citing Mencken and her lasting influence.