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The video shows a staff member in the Salle des États holding up a placard banning flash photography, which harms the painting's protective glass over time, while up to 30,000 visitors daily snake around barriers 30 feet from the small 30-by-21-inch canvas. Louvre rules allow personal photos without flash or selfie sticks, but the selfie scrum frustrates staff and art lovers, with many ignoring nearby masterpieces like Veronese's The Wedding at Cana. Visitors debate the hassle of overtourism, questioning why snap what's already online, though some value personal mementos; the museum plans a larger space by 2031 to ease congestion.

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A Louvre employee thrusts a 'no flash' sign right in front of tourists' phones as they crowd the Mona Lisa, capturing the daily chaos in the packed gallery.

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From May 29 to 31, content creator Pearl Davis conducted street interviews at a Protestant megachurch, a Catholic parish, and an Orthodox cathedral in Dallas, tallying responses that ranged from firm yeses citing Ephesians 5:22 to qualified noes emphasizing mutual respect. At the Catholic site, parishioners blocked her camera over child safety concerns, while at the Orthodox cathedral, a deacon called it harassment despite clergy offering to answer inside. Supporters hail her for challenging feminism's sway in Christianity, but critics decry the approach as using sacred spaces for clicks, spotlighting tensions between biblical submission and modern views.

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Pearl Davis stood outside Dallas churches with a simple sign: 'Should Christian women obey their husbands?' What followed were candid answers, tense standoffs, and sharp divides among parishioners.

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Medvedev, Russia's Security Council deputy chairman, stated there are no rules toward Ukraine except avoiding deliberate civilian killings, dismissing outdated Hague Conventions amid modern warfare. The comments followed Ukraine's major drone attacks on June 16 and 18 that damaged the Gazprom Neft refinery, halting fuel supplies for Moscow and prompting air defenses to down nearly 200 drones. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy praised the strikes as evidence of reaching 500 km into Russia, while Medvedev's hawkish words highlighted Russia's tolerance for reprisals short of targeting civilians.

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Hours after Ukrainian drones hit Moscow's key oil refinery, Dmitry Medvedev posted a stark message: Russia recognizes no rules in the war anymore.

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The change came during a Kremlin briefing on May 10, right after Russia's subdued Victory Day parade on Red Square, where Putin expressed openness to a personal meeting with Zelenskyy. Zelenskyy responded with a sarcastic decree allowing the event without strikes, highlighting Ukraine's long-range capabilities. People online are contrasting the clips, with some seeing it as a sign of respect or weakness after four years of stalemate, while others view it as preparation for a Russian offensive. The shift underscores the war's evolution, from quick-victory promises to attrition and hints of talks.

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Putin once labeled Ukraine's leaders a 'gang of drug addicts and neo-Nazis.' Now, he's politely addressing Volodymyr Zelenskyy as 'Mr. Zelensky' amid ceasefire appeals.

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