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- Ben Shapiro’s new film continues Hollywood’s long tradition of anti-Muslim stereotypes
- Calgary seeks bids for feasibility study on new stadium project
- CIA Director John Ratcliffe warns Russia against NATO attacks during visit to Moscow
- Bodies of missing persons found in Jeju Island amid police investigation
- Spain arrests fugitive escape master wanted by Italian authorities
- Tim Curry, star of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, dies at 80
- Sikh activist receives new RCMP duty to warn of life threat
- Pentagon upgrades awards for three Marines in response to Abbey Gate attack
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Ben Shapiro’s new film, Run Hide Fight: Infidels, claims to address the “threat of radical Islam,” positioning itself as a groundbreaking narrative. However, it reiterates longstanding Hollywood stereotypes, portraying Muslims as terrorists and repackaging old tropes amid rising anti-Muslim sentiment in the context of current political discourse.
The body of missing woman Jang Mi-ran was found in Jeju Island, following the closure of her case by police, raising concerns about mishandled investigations of missing persons.
Tim Curry, renowned for his role as Dr Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, has died at 80. His manager confirmed he passed away peacefully at his Los Angeles home following health struggles, including a stroke. Curry was a three-time Tony nominee and also notable for various film roles.
Iran has warned vessels against entering the Strait of Hormuz following an incident where the Indian oil tanker, Sanmar Herald, was fired upon. The Iranian Navy stated that any ship attempting to transit the strait will be targeted, especially while the current US blockade persists.
The US has warned of new sanctions against countries engaging with Iran amid an ongoing naval blockade. The Trump administration stated the Islamic Republic would experience the ‘financial equivalent’ of a bombing campaign. Further developments are anticipated in upcoming negotiations.
One person has died following a collision at the Supanova Comic Con in Melbourne, where a grey Toyota hit pedestrians who were standing on the pavement. Another victim is in critical condition. Melbourne Police are investigating and have arrested a suspect for questioning.
A Moscow-born gunman killed at least six people in a Kyiv supermarket shooting, prompting an investigation as a terrorist act. The 58-year-old took hostages before being shot dead by police. Ukrainian authorities are exploring links to the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Pope Leo XIV criticises leaders for spending billions on ‘killing and devastation’ during his Africa tour. He remains focused on promoting peace, brotherhood, and justice. The Pope will continue his advocacy for dialogue and understanding in the face of global conflict.
A patient in Norway has been virtually cured of HIV following a family stem cell transplant. Known as the ‘Oslo patient’, he received cells from his elder brother, who carried a rare gene blocking HIV. Doctors deem him cured ‘for all practical purposes’. Further details are available.
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