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From LA's Rocketman To London's Skyfall: Iconic Olympics Openings

As Paris prepares for the opening ceremony of the Olympics on July 26 with what promises to be a spectacular parade of boats along the river Seine, AFP looks back at memorable Olympics curtainraisers of the past.

International Business Times

Men’s Olympic soccer remains stuck in the game’s second tier

The advent of the World Cup has turned the competition into a development vehicle

The Guardian - US

Which Home Alone child star should everyone blame if Trump is re-elected?

Macaulay Culkin might have convinced the billionaire to shun political ambition when they met on the film sequel, but didn’t

The Guardian - UK

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The weird history of Olympic football: Featuring Thierry Henry, protesting sailors and a very angry Hitler

France have an all-star boss targeting gold in Paris – if the past 128 years are anything to go by, he’ll have to navigate some bizarre events to succeed

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MAGA Republican Kari Lake is schooled by reporter at RNC over JD Vance’s Trump is ‘Hitler’ comment

‘I actually think you need your head examined,’ failed Arizona candidate tells ex-BBC presenter Emily Maitlis

The Independent UK

Orbán’s ‘peace mission’ helps only Putin, says Czech prime minister

Petr Fiala says Hungarian PM’s trip to Moscow recalls appeasement of Hitler and is not in Europe’s interests

The Guardian - UK

California Gov Newsom sends 61 more cops to Milwaukee to help at RNC: ‘Public safety transcends party lines’

Officers from California Highway Patrol as well as the Bakersfield, Fresno, and Long Beach police departments present in Wisconsin for convention

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Hillbilly Elegy reveals JD Vance as a man of contradictions: ‘I view members of elite with an almost primal scorn’

Contradiction, writes JD Vance, in his bestselling memoir Hillbilly Elegy, has been a hallmark of his life and of his people for generations. Becoming the vice-presidential running mate for Donald Trump, the man he once called ‘America’s Hitler’, is just the latest example, writes Sheila Flynn

The Independent UK

Paris ’44: The Shame and the Glory by Patrick Bishop review – a gripping account of the City of Light’s liberation

This enthralling, cinematic study of the occupation and recapture of the French capital reads like an epic thriller

The Guardian - UK

Stop Blaming the Attempted Assassination on Heated Anti-Trump Rhetoric

Biden's bullseye comment was no more dangerous than Sarah Palin's crosshairs.

Reason

Assassination Attempt

Plus: RNC kicks off, China's economy looks rough, and more...

Reason

Thoughts on the Assassination Attempt Against Trump

The attack deserves condemnation. But it should not obscure the evil of Trump himself, including his role in promoting political violence.

Reason

Olympiastadion: From Nazi Past To European Championship Venue

Explore the history and transformation of Berlin's Olympic Stadium, a venue with a dark past and a commitment to learning from history.

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Multicultural final of Euro 2024 stands against murky history of Berlin stage

Olympiastadion was built on Adolf Hitler’s orders but remains as part of pledge to confront Germany’s history

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JD Vance is a rightwing troll disguised as a populist. He could be our next vice-president

Having called Trump an ‘idiot’ and a potential ‘American Hitler’, the Republican senator now fawns over him

The Guardian - UK

Europe needs a rethink on Russia and Nato’s role

Letters: Readers respond to George Monbiot’s article calling for European rearmament to face Russia and a potential Donald Trump presidency

The Conversation

Euro 2024 in a super election year: how the Olympic Stadium is putting Germany’s past front and centre

Germany is hosting the Uefa Euro 2024 men’s football tournament right in the middle of what has been called the country’s “super election year”. People are voting at local, state and European levels, amid renewed contests over Germany’s relationship with its Nazi past.

The Guardian - UK

‘100% feminist’: how Eleanor Rathbone invented child benefit – and changed women’s lives for ever

She was an MP and author with a formidable reputation, fighting for the rights of women and refugees, and opposing the appeasement of Hitler. Why isn’t she better known today?

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Blame the presidential candidates all you want—but this one is on us

You have to ask yourself how, in a population of over 300 million people, these two guys are the best we can do.

The Independent UK

Reform takes three point lead over Tories in shock poll

Reform has been dogged by allegations over racism, misogyny, homophobia and support for Hitler and Putin but a poll has put them three points ahead of the Tories

The Independent UK

Here’s why the Olympics have a French connection (and it ain’t just Paris 2024)

While the Ancient Olympics originated in Greece, its modern incarnation is very much a French affair

Reason

A Government Veto on Speech at the Supreme Court

Murthy v. Missouri challenges government efforts to suppress dissenting viewpoints on social media.

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Running for the Gold: History Channel Revisits Jesse Owens' Olympics Triumph in New Documentary

'Jesse Owens and the Berlin Olympics' director Andre Gaines says sprinter's 1936 Germany Olympics achievements remain relevant today

The National (Scotland)

Reform candidate doubles down on claim Vladimir Putin is 'good Russian president'

A REFORM UK candidate who said Vladimir Putin “seemed very good” after previously meeting him has doubled down on his comments saying he is “a…

The Guardian - UK

‘I feel sorry for British voters’: our panel on how the UK election is seen around Europe

Britain may be about to buck a European trend and elect a progressive government – but correspondents find Brexit amnesia bemusing and Nigel Farage’s return surreal

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