France Orders Curfews Amid Widespread Rioting
More than half a million people joined anti-government protests over the weekend.
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Court dismisses El-Rufai’s N120 million rights suit against SSS, EFCC, ICPC, AGF
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News of the day: Students at Ottawa’s private career colleges 'livid' over new OSAP freeze; Why McKenney isn't endorsing Saravanamuttoo; Tkachuk's return to face Senators recalls some of the NHL's most hostile homecomings
It’s Monday, Oct. 19. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom: STUDENTS AT OTTAWA’S PRIVATE CAREER COLLEGES ‘LIVID’ OVER ONTARIO’S NEW OSAP FREEZE Private career college students…
Two suspects planning terror attack arrested by YAMAM, Shin Bet
The suspects were found unarmed on Highway 1 near the Latrun Interchange and have been transferred to the Shin Bet for questioning.
Larry David kvetches about Democratic Socialists of America, takes aim at their antisemitism
In a new Air Mail essay, Larry David proposes relocating Israelis to a remote Pacific island and renaming Jews "the Bagel People" in a satire targeting the DSA.
- Larry David criticizes Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) for antisemitism.
- David warns comedians facing audience backlash will be reprogrammed or sent to Pitcairn Island.
The illusion of truth: Why the press is wrong about settlers - opinion
Repeat a falsehood often enough and, before long, people accept it as fact. The same principle applies to the Western media's vilification of West Bank settlers.
- Media's illusion of truth effect influences public perception
- Press sensationalizes violence, creating biased narrative
- Actual statistics show fewer settler attacks than Palestinian violence