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The former NFL star who famously was accused of the brutal murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman, shared a video of himself on what appears to be a golf course, telling followers to stay tuned for updates. Brown Simpson and…
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The Juice is loose: OJ Simpson says he will use his Twitter account to 'challenge the BS and set the record straight' and honors Father's Day in his second freewheeling video posted online 🕺
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A terrible road accident in China, 6 injured. 😱
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Furious driver attacks a pedestrian as he guides a BLIND man across the road in an extraordinary road rage scuffle in Paris, France. 😡 #FOOLS
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France's yellow vests are 'putting their gilets back in the glove compartment' as only 7,000 turn out for latest round of protests with only 950 of them in Paris. 🇫🇷🔥 #francomaidan
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam apologised to the public today with 'utmost sincerity and humility' and agreed to release a student protest leader from prison after the second massive protest in a week over a proposed extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial. Lam's office put out a statement a day after suspending the bill admitting shortcomings in how her administration handled it had 'led to a lot of conflict and disputes' and 'disappointed and distressed many citizens'. Despite her apology, which came after hundreds of thousands of people dressed in black clogged the streets in central Hong Kong today to demand that she steps down, Lam did not say she intends to scrap the bill entirely. Demonstrators also left bouquets of white flowers, written tributes and origami cranes outside a high-end Hong Kong shopping mall where a man plunged to his death protesting against the controversial bill. #Retract
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Power grid collapse leaves millions of South Americans in the dark
An estimated 10 million people in #Argentina and #Uruguay were left without electricity Sunday, following a breakdown in their shared power grid.
Power was restored throughout Uruguay by the afternoon, but half of Argentina remained in the dark throughout the day.
"There’s no subway, nothing is working,” Lucas Acosta, a 24-year-old Buenos Aires resident, told the Associated Press. “What’s worse, today is Father’s Day. I’ve just talked to a neighbor and he told me his sons won’t be able to meet him.”
An estimated 10 million people in #Argentina and #Uruguay were left without electricity Sunday, following a breakdown in their shared power grid.
Power was restored throughout Uruguay by the afternoon, but half of Argentina remained in the dark throughout the day.
"There’s no subway, nothing is working,” Lucas Acosta, a 24-year-old Buenos Aires resident, told the Associated Press. “What’s worse, today is Father’s Day. I’ve just talked to a neighbor and he told me his sons won’t be able to meet him.”
Forwarded from Jack Dawkins
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Part 1: As a small number of resilient Dutch residents march under the pegida banner against the Islamisation of the West, they must be protected by hundreds of police officers as mobs of Muslims gun for them, ironically proving their point.