#political-protests

#political-protests

Germany were met with a lot of criticism for their gesture in Qatar, but Jurgen Mittag, a professor of sports politics at the German Sport University Cologne, believes had they made the quarterfinals things might have been different. "But as it was, they were met with a great deal of ridicule because they were symbolically strong but sportingly weak," Mittag told DW.

I'm sorry, this is where we're at, De Niro continued, while holding his hand to his chest. It's what she's saying, This is it. I will not be taken down by this person. I am not afraid of him.' And God bless her for that. He added ICE agents or those ICE guys, as De Niro put it better not mess with James.

Responding to criticism from lawmakers, Camp Pendleton says it will not seek to shut down all or part of Interstate 5 on Saturday when it stages a live-fire amphibious assault exercise in the presence of Vice President JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. All training events will occur on approved training ranges and comport with established safety protocols, the base said in a statement issued at 10 p.m. on Wednesday. No public highways or transportation routes will be closed.

driven by a sense of curiosity, Yossi Mekelberg, now a senior consulting fellow with Chatham House, talked his way into a restricted Gaza to see firsthand the impact of Israel's decision to disengage from the enclave. I joined a bus carrying settlers to one of the cemeteries in Gaza on the day of Tisha B'av, he told Al Jazeera, referring to a day of mourning and fasting when Jews commemorate the destruction of their First and Second Temples and other historical tragedies.

It's an intense work road trip. I had a journalist ask me what I was going to do on my break. And this is the break. It's the worst break I've ever had, because we have been working around the clock here, talking to media and talking to our constituents about what's happening in Texas, shining a national spotlight on this redistricting power grab.

Public opinion polls indicate significant concern among Americans regarding President Trump's extensive use of executive power, fostering various protests against perceived authoritarianism.

Climate change is inflicting far higher costs on Americans at a far faster pace than experts predicted back when the public started clamoring for action on global warming.

Goldstein noted, "The president is doing some very, very dangerous things," emphasizing the urgency of youth activism amid troubling political actions.

Manny's, founded by Manny Yekutiel, faced vandalism with antisemitic messages after protests against ICE, highlighting ongoing antisemitism towards Jewish-owned businesses.

Yekutiel expressed that while he appreciates the community support, such aggression towards local businesses is unacceptable and misdirected, especially given the restaurant's intent to promote inclusivity.

Public anger at the military government was evident on May 3 when hundreds of people gathered in Bamako with defiant fists raised in protest.

"The tone was very different than at Ben-Gvir's other local appearances, where details were kept hidden to avoid protests due to his controversial reputation."