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#illegals
GB News: Child dies after falling off small boat while crossing Channel just one day after three people drowned off French coast
A migrant child died overnight after a dinghy ran into trouble off Écault beach in the English Channel as hundreds more attempted the crossing.
48 migrants were rescued; some treated for cold. The weekend saw multiple deaths; more than 33,300 crossings this year.
#politics
Le Monde: New York City Mayor Eric Adams ends his reelection campaign
New York City Mayor Eric Adams ends his reelection bid, blaming media speculation and a withheld public funding decision, despite touting his accomplishments.
The move could affect Cuomo’s bid as Mamdani and Sliwa stay in; Hochul praises his tenure, while Adams warns against extremism.
Breitbart: Speaker Johnson: 'There Are Many Things' Comey Could Have Been Indicted For
Johnson on CNN: Comey could have faced charges; perjury matters; law applies to former officials; not here.
He says Trump didn’t order DOJ against foes, but condemns DOJ weaponization, citing Comey as a primary driver
Daily Mirror: Woman 'raped by gang of men' in churchyard as police launch urgent probe
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Breitbart: Dan Abrams: '95%-Plus Chance' Comey Won’t Be Convicted
On ABC's This Week, Dan Abrams said Comey won't be convicted, noting the IG found Comey more credible than McCabe and that McCabe nearly faced indictment in 2019.
He says there’s a 95% chance of no conviction and that the case may hinge on another conversation.
Breitbart: Christie: Trump 'Has Made it Nearly Impossible' to Get a Conviction of Comey
On ABC’s This Week, Christie said Trump has made it nearly impossible for the DOJ to convict James Comey, citing the president’s public attacks and prejudging the evidence.
He's warned the comments pressure prosecutors and hint at more targets, noting the looming statute deadline.
Breitbart: Wikipedia Editors Propose Deleting Page on Charlie Kirk Memorial Service, Add Nazi Comparisons
Wikipedia created a page on Charlie Kirk’s memorial; a left editor moved to delete, sparking a heated notability debate amid vandalism, Nazi smears, and partisan clashes over whether a private memorial warrants coverage.
Forbes: Eric Adams Drops Out of NYC Mayor Race
NYC Mayor Eric Adams suspends his independent reelection bid, months after federal prosecutors dropped corruption charges against him.
The move positions former Gov. Andrew Cuomo as the biggest challenger to Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani.
#society
The Mirror: Major motorway traffic chaos as crash causes six mile tailbacks - updates
A crash on the M6 shut three lanes, triggering six-mile tailbacks and heavy delays.
All lanes are now open, but expect up to 60 minutes of delays and around five miles of congestion.
Fox News: Reddit splits over 'disgusting' cruise habit travelers say is surprisingly common
Travel thread on Royal Caribbean ship claims some women keep SeaPass cards in bras; views split on whether it's gross or practical.
Debate notes pockets often unavailable; experts say damp skin can harbor microbes, though risk is low; Royal Caribbean declined comment.
#war
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu says Gaza truce plan not finalized, after Trump claims everyone ‘on board’
Netanyahu says Israel is working with Trump to push the plan to end Gaza war; Trump says there’s a real chance for greatness.
Israel opposes PA control or Gaza statehood; regional tweaks push for technocrat rule and lighter international oversight.
#culture
Forbes: ‘One Battle After Another’ Grosses $22.4 Million In Opening Weekend
One Battle After Another opens domestic $22.4M, international $26M, weekend total $48.5M; an A CinemaScore and strong critical praise.
Budget near $130M with up to $70M in marketing; several weekends likely to turn a profit.
Le Monde: Picasso Museum in Paris to expand with new wing and garden redesign
Paris' Picasso-Paris launches Picasso 2030: merge the garden with Square Leonor-Fini and add a temporary-exhibitions wing. 2028-2030; museum stays open.
The 1980s jewel-box design limits traffic; approvals from city, state and Picasso heirs secured.
#crime
Fox News: Serial killer FBI informant tricked feds for years while preying on victims: former agent
Denver – Former FBI informant Scott Kimball duped agents while killing at least four people (2003–04); he was sentenced to 70 years in 2009.
He manipulated files, fed false leads, and boasted of more victims; remains were recovered in some cases.
The Mirror: At least two killed in Mormon church shooting as fire was 'deliberate'
Gunman opens fire at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Mich. The church is burning; police say multiple victims and the shooter is down.
Fire believed deliberate; the 40-year-old suspect from Burton is dead as FBI joins the investigation.
#science
Le Monde: Svalbard, the fastest-warming place on Earth
Svalbard—the fastest-warming place on Earth—has warmed about 4°C in 30 years, with thawing permafrost and cracking ice threatening residents.
Residents sustain a greenhouse-gas-heavy lifestyle as landslides and thaw reshape life on the archipelago.