Trump sommé de témoigner sous serment dans son procès en diffamation contre la BBC
Donald Trump doit témoigner sous serment dans son action en diffamation contre la BBC, qui lui réclame 10 milliards de dollars pour un montage vidéo jugé trompeur.
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Donald Trump sommé de témoigner sous serment dans son procès en diffamation contre la BBC
Une juge fédérale américaine ordonne à Donald Trump de témoigner sous serment d'ici le 11 décembre dans sa plainte en diffamation de 10 milliards de dollars contre la BBC.
Call of Duty Bets on a Comeback as Modern Warfare 4 Faces GTA 6 Weeks Later
Activision is pitching Modern Warfare 4 as a return to form after a weak Call of Duty year, as the series faces stiff competition and the imminent launch of GTA 6.
Rapid Consolidation in England's Care Market Threatens National Care Service, Regulator Warns
The Care Quality Commission warns that large private firms buying care homes and fragmenting home care could undermine the government's plan for a universal care service in England.
Brésil : à trois jours du second tour, un sondage place Lula et Flávio Bolsonaro à égalité à 50 %
À trois jours du second tour, un sondage donne Lula et Flávio Bolsonaro à égalité à 50 %. Plusieurs médias soulignent un scrutin très indécis et l'usage de la justice dans la campagne.
BBC investigation finds RSF systematically targeted el-Fasher's hospitals, as UN rights chief warns of possible war crimes
A BBC investigation finds RSF fighters repeatedly attacked and destroyed el-Fasher's hospitals during the siege, with UN rights chief Volker Türk saying the attacks may amount to war crimes. The RSF rejects the findings.
Caribbean reparations chair appeals to King Charles as 'human brother' ahead of Commonwealth summit
Caricom reparations chair Hilary Beckles appealed to King Charles III to support reparations talks and apologise for slavery before the Commonwealth leaders meeting in Antigua and Barbuda.
DOJ Opens Investigation Into Trump Ally Corey Lewandowski After Homeland Security Referral
The Justice Department has reportedly opened an investigation into Corey Lewandowski, a former Trump campaign manager, following a criminal referral from DHS's inspector general. Lewandowski denies wrongdoing.
Sanders Sends $1 Million to Boost El-Sayed as AIPAC Plans Up to $9 Million Against Him in Michigan
Sen. Bernie Sanders gave $1 million to support Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign, a day after reports that the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC planned to spend up to $9 million against him.
Trump affirme que Musk a rétabli l'accès de l'Ukraine à Starlink après une limitation contestée
Donald Trump affirme qu'Elon Musk a réactivé l'accès de l'Ukraine au réseau Starlink, après une limitation rapportée par le Wall Street Journal. L'UE demande à SpaceX de rétablir un accès complet à Kiev.
Detroit Metro Times Drops Mike Rogers Comment Requests, Citing 'Lies and Bigoted Attacks' on El-Sayed
Detroit Metro Times says it will no longer seek comment from Mike Rogers' Senate campaign, citing repeated lies and bigoted attacks against Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed's Muslim faith.
Lula y Flávio Bolsonaro empatan al 50% a tres días del balotaje en Brasil
Encuesta Datafolha muestra empate de 50% entre Lula y Flávio Bolsonaro a tres días del balotaje, mientras ambas campañas recurren al TSE por presuntas irregularidades vinculadas a Meta.
Putin diz estar pronto para negociar acordo final, não trégua curta, e reafirma exigência territorial
Putin afirma que a Rússia só aceita negociar um acordo de paz definitivo, rejeita a proposta de congelar a linha da frente e reivindica o Donbass como território russo.
Macron reçoit les lycéens à l'Élysée, Lecornu attendu à Limoges après la contestation
Emmanuel Macron reçoit vendredi les organisations lycéennes à l'Élysée, première rencontre depuis le début de la contestation, avant une visite auprès des forces de l'ordre. Sébastien Lecornu se rend à Limoges.
Judge Halts DHS Noncitizen Voting Probes as Federal Agents Scrutinize Voter Rolls Before Midterms
A federal judge restricted DHS investigations into suspected noncitizen voting, citing flawed data, as critics warn DOJ monitoring and ICE voter-fraud probes could amount to election interference ahead of midterms.
Hundreds of Ethiopians Flee Moyale Into Kenya as Oromia-Somali Regional Fighting Erupts
Hundreds of Ethiopians, mostly women and children, have fled into Kenya from Moyale after a flag dispute between Oromia and Somali regional forces escalated into gunfire.
Governo Lula repassa R$ 238 mi sem licitação a projeto de disparos de WhatsApp sobre benefícios
Governo federal repassou R$ 237,8 milhões ao Iaupe para o projeto Conexão Cidadã, que envia mensagens sobre programas sociais, sem licitação tradicional e com preços questionados.
Serbian Election Underscores the Region's Long Political Limbo
Aleksandar Vucic, Serbia's dominant leader since 2012, may extend his hold on power by drawing on unresolved nationalist resentments across the Balkans.
Could Miami Go Independent? The 24-Team Playoff May Be Loosening College Football's Conference Structure
Miami president Joe Echevarria says the Hurricanes could go independent from the ACC as the 24-team playoff reshapes conference economics. The piece is an opinion column speculating on a wider breakaway trend.
Venezuelanos vão às ruas exigindo eleições e fazem maior protesto contra governo em anos
Milhares de venezuelanos protestaram em Caracas e outras cidades pedindo eleições livres, no maior ato da oposição em quase dois anos. Governo e EUA prometem votação, mas sem data definida.
Uísque que Vorcaro teria dado a Lula custou R$ 500 mil, apontam mensagens
Mensagens do celular de Daniel Vorcaro indicam que a garrafa de uísque supostamente presenteada a Lula custou cerca de R$ 503 mil. O presidente disse não saber se recebeu o presente.
Venezuelans Demand Elections in First National Protest in Nearly Two Years
Venezuelans took part in their first nationwide protest in nearly two years, calling for elections. The headline alone gives limited detail on turnout, organizers, or government response.
Supreme Court Lets New Hampshire Bar Student IDs for Voter Registration and Ballots This November
The U.S. Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire's law barring student IDs for voter registration and ballots, reinstating the restriction ahead of the November election.
New York City Council Passes Ban on Horse-Drawn Carriages, Effective June 2028
New York City has passed a law phasing out horse-drawn carriages by June 2028, ending a Central Park tradition. Legal challenges are reportedly expected.