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In a Guardian interview, the philanthropist recounted meeting Epstein once around 2013, calling him an 'abhorrent human being' who left her with nightmares and a lasting visceral reaction. She urged women to trust their instincts about dangerous people, amid fresh context from Bill Gates' recent testimony on his own Epstein meetings from 2011 to 2014, which contributed to their 2021 divorce. French Gates also criticized the U.S. justice system for failing to stop Epstein before his 2019 jail suicide, while now focusing her work on women's health through Pivotal.

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Melinda French Gates turned away in the interview, hand over her chest, heart racing as she described her instant gut reaction to Jeffrey Epstein. 'Have you ever been around somebody that you just know is evil?' she asked the reporter.

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BBC Sport partnered with the Sidemen, featuring Tobi, Simon, Ethan, and Josh, to host a live watch-along with commentary and reactions for the Ecuador vs Germany FIFA World Cup match. The stream is available on BBC iPlayer and MoreSidemen in select countries, primarily the UK.

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Nigeria's First Lady initiated an empowerment program providing support for low-income households to start small-scale ventures like selling akara, kulikuli, and small chops.

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Restore Britain director Charlie Downes clashed with activist Femi Oluwole in a Sunday radio debate, defending mass deportations of illegal migrants, net-negative immigration, and revoking rights for non-contributors who don't speak English. Downes prioritized national identity and culture over economic gains from immigration, even as UK net migration dropped to 171,000 last year from a 2023 peak of 944,000. The exchange highlighted deep divides between cultural preservation advocates and those stressing economic benefits, with clips drawing millions of views and support from nationalists.

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On LBC radio, Charlie Downes faced off against Femi Oluwole and declared he'd choose poverty rather than see his kids grow up as a minority in their own country.

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At Cao Nguyen Hoa near Da Lat, Vietnam, riders pilot luge karts on 1.5-km green or steeper red tracks, steering with handlebars and braking by hand for $6-10 tickets that include two laps and park entry. The concrete paths have crash cushions, drawing crowds for the beginner-friendly fun amid pine forests and adventure spots. Videos show speedy overtakes and weaves, with people sharing excitement for races, partner challenges, and laughs at unpredictable driving, though some note long lines and safety concerns in the raw setup.

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Racers zip down twisting mountainsides in colorful gravity carts, dodging near-misses and hairpin turns in pure, engine-free chaos captured on video.

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In the video, the 88-year-old actress stated, 'We can’t have a stable democracy with an unstable climate and we can’t have a stable climate unless we have a democracy.' Conservatives mocked the logic, with Sen. Mike Lee replying that America is a constitutional republic and democracy has no tie to climate change. Many revived her 'Hanoi Jane' nickname from her regretted 1972 North Vietnam trip, while others questioned her expertise. The backlash underscores divides over climate views, government terms, and Fonda's activist history through JanePAC.

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Jane Fonda stood at a Los Angeles Times event, declaring that stable democracy and climate go hand in hand. The 26-second clip quickly drew sharp pushback online.

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Bitcoin Rachy posted the query on X early Wednesday, prompting users to highlight Bitcoin's decentralized nodes, open-source code, public ledger, and 21 million supply cap as key distinctions from Ponzi schemes. Contributors contrasted it with fiat currencies' inflation since 1971 and noted regulators target actual Bitcoin scams, not the asset itself. As Bitcoin hit $90,000 amid post-election gains, the thread exposed divides between maximalists and skeptics invoking greater fool theory.

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A financial advisor turned to X after a client branded Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme—sparking over 400 replies packed with sharp rebuttals.

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Gabon's communication authority indefinitely suspended major social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and WhatsApp on Tuesday, amid teacher strikes and protests over living costs following a 2023 coup. In contrast, Kenya's National Assembly rejected a petition to ban TikTok, opting instead for stricter age checks, privacy safeguards, and data localization within four months to shield minors from explicit content and bullying. Lawmakers like Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah stressed that platforms empower youth and create jobs, favoring regulation over suppression as African nations balance digital growth with social protection.

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While Gabon pulls the plug on Facebook, TikTok, and others to curb misinformation and unrest, Kenya's lawmakers draw a firm line: no bans, just smarter rules to protect kids and data.

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Euro Pacific Asset Management chief Peter Schiff this week dismissed Bitcoin as a flawed medium of exchange and inferior store of value compared to tokenized gold. He referenced Cathie Wood's revised $1.2 million Bitcoin target for 2030, blaming stablecoins' rise in emerging markets. Amid Bitcoin's 5% year-to-date drop to $90,400, gold has surged 54% while drawing online mockery of Schiff's repeated past predictions.

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Peter Schiff strikes again: Bitcoin is doomed, he says, as stablecoins steal its transaction role and gold crushes it in value storage.

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Ivory Coast beat Curaçao 2-0 in Philadelphia thanks to a brace by Nicolas Pépé, securing second place in Group E and advancing to the Round of 32 for the first time in their history. The victory eliminates Curaçao from the tournament after they finished last in the group. Ivory Coast will face the Group I runner-up in Dallas.

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Namjoon, leader of BTS, appeared at the soundcheck for a BTS concert in Madrid, Spain, wearing a shirt and pants featuring Mexico's national team logo.

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An AI-generated video shared on X shows a fighter slapping Stephen Hawking, engaging Ursula von der Leyen, and confronting figures associated with Jeffrey Epstein and Palm Beach Pete. The video has gone viral.

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The post quoted von der Leyen's January 2026 Davos speech, where she called for 'strategic autonomy' in defense, energy, and trade to adapt to shifts like U.S. policies under Trump and Russia's war in Ukraine. She has consistently framed this as complementing U.S. ties, not cutting them, repeating the message at the Munich Security Conference in February. While the clip fueled frustration over EU regulations and economic struggles, no such announcement happened on June 14, highlighting ongoing transatlantic tensions without an imminent break.

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A video clip from January suddenly resurfaced, claiming Ursula von der Leyen just declared a 'Europe without America.' In reality, those words came months earlier, urging Europe to build its own strength amid global changes.

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User @BumpDrunk's June 1 post drew hundreds of replies crowning Madonna for her 1980s AIDS advocacy, like 'Like a Prayer' and support during stigma. Lady Gaga earned praise for 'Born This Way' and her LGBTQ+ foundation, Beyoncé for Renaissance's nod to Black queer culture, and Ariana for suicide prevention funding and club anthems. While chart stats fueled rivalries—Madonna's 12 No. 1s topping Beyoncé's nine—many said all four icons matter for their unique activism and impact.

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A post with photos of four pop queens—Madonna, Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, and Ariana Grande—kicked off lively picks for the ultimate gay icon. Fans shared heartfelt stories of how each artist's music and actions touched queer lives.

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World No. 1 Jannik Sinner unveiled his sleek Wimbledon 2026 outfit, featuring polo, shorts, vest, cap, and socks in performance fabric that honors the tournament's grass courts. Serena Williams pairs with Karolina Muchova for doubles in Berlin after impressing at Queen's Club, while rumors swirl of a Williams sisters wildcard at Wimbledon and Venus planning the US Open as her retirement event. Top players like Sinner may boycott US Open mixed doubles over prize money issues, though many note singles stars rarely enter anyway, as grass-court action heats up before Wimbledon's June 29 start.

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Jannik Sinner steps onto Wimbledon's lawns in a crisp white Nike kit with green accents and subtle fox motifs—a nod to his nickname ahead of his title defense.

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French President Emmanuel Macron posted a TikTok video tagging Speed in which he was asked 'Ronaldo or Messi?' and replied 'MBAPPÉ.' The video sparked widespread discussion, memes, and debates on X about Kylian Mbappé's status compared to other players.

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The European Parliament passed a resolution by 524 to 3, condemning Iran's regime for systemic oppression, demanding an end to violence, release of political prisoners, full sanctions on the IRGC, and referral to the International Criminal Court. The vote highlighted protests sparked by economic collapse in late December 2025, met with mass executions and torture that lawmakers said meet crimes against humanity thresholds. Parliament President Roberta Metsola called it a strong message of support, as exiled leader Reza Pahlavi rallies for a Global Day of Action with protests planned worldwide.

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Italian MEP Isabella Tovaglieri tore up a photo of Iran's Supreme Leader on the floor of the European Parliament, her voice rising in a call for freedom amid cheers from fellow lawmakers.

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