Ségolène Royal vient d’apprendre la terrible disparition de son frère Antoine. L’homme de 59 ans s’était fait remarquer à plusieurs reprises en marge des activités politiques de sa sœur. Mercredi matin, Antoine Royal est mort en Belgique, à l’âge de 59 ans. Une information révélée par le site du Point. Pas de précision pour l’instant sur les circonstances du décès, mais on imagine que sa sœur Ségolène Royal a suspendu son agenda de ministre de l’Ecologie pour se réunir avec sa famille. Antoine Royal s’est fait remarquer en 2007 lorsque Ségolène Royal était la candidate socialiste à l’élection présidentielle. Il était alors poursuivi pour escroquerie et abus de biens sociaux,…

Recently published undercover footage from Jewish-Australian military veteran Avi Yemini shows popular comedian Jim Jefferies edited his interview in a misleading manner in order to paint his guest in a bad light. Popular Australian comedian Jim Jefferies is best known for his many Netflix comedy specials or the time that he repeatedly screamed over British television host Piers Morgan as Morgan defended President Donald Trump. But lately, Jefferies has been using his new television show, the Jim Jefferies Show, to interview a number of individuals, many of whom are on the right — including Jewish-Australian military veteran Avi Yemini. Before the interview began, Yemini set up his phone to record nearby in…

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban meets with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in Budapest on September 12, 2017. Greece is a frontline destination for migrants in the EU, while Hungary is challenging the EU's mandatory refugee relocation scheme | EPA-EFE/Balazs Szecsodi Hungary: Battle over migration has only just begun Despite losing court case on refugees, Budapest remains defiant. By Jacopo Barigazzi 9/18/17, 8:56 PM CET Updated 9/19/17, 8:01 AM CET Hungary may have lost a court battle on migration but the conflict is far from over, the Hungarian government said Monday. “We believe there’s a fight going on. As a matter of fact, in many respects the legal and political fight,…

A Salon writer claims President Donald Trump has had such a negative impact on the mental health of Americans that he has even “wrecked” their intimate sex lives. Media Research Center’s NewsBusters reported on Chauncey DeVega’s column, in which he explained he felt the need to interview sex therapist “Dr. Suzy” – Dr. Susan Block – founder and director of the Institute for the Erotic Arts & Sciences – to help assess the claim. The writer said he sought Block – host of the HBO TV special Radio Sex TV with Dr. Susan Block– in order to find out more about so-called “Post-Traumatic Trump Disorder.” Block said she has even gone further to…

The Mercedes team has successfully topped the charts again following the first week of 2020 pre-season testing at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The Silver Arrows had already set the pace in terms of raw speed, with Valtteri Bottas’ best Friday time of 1:15.732s proving to be the quickest of the entire week. That’s almost half a second faster than the team was running at this point last year. His team mate Lewis Hamilton was second fastest overall. And the team is not only proving to be quick but also durable, after the two drivers between them racked up a total of 494 laps (or 2299km), despite losing running time on…

LONDON — U.K. Brexit secretary David Davis will kick-off the third round of Brexit talks on Monday with a call for “imagination” on both sides of the negotiating table. In a briefing to journalists ahead of the talks, a government official said: “Both sides must be flexible and willing to compromise when it comes to solving areas where we disagree.” But the U.K. is showing no sign of bending to a key EU demand that it provide its own methodology for calculating Britain’s financial obligations on its departure from the EU, preferring instead to critique the calculations put forward by their negotiating partners. EU diplomats have said Brexit talks will…

Actor Jim Carrey fired off another politically charged artwork depicting a grotesque-looking Kellyanne Conway alongside her husband George Conway, who Carrey praised for telling the “truth” about President Donald Trump. On Monday, George Conway argued that Trump suffers from a psychiatric disorder, sharing various definitions of Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Antisocial Personality Disorder that he suggested could apply to Trump. “Don’t assume that the things [Trump] says and does are part of a rational plan or strategy, because they seldom are,” he said. “Consider them as a product of his pathologies, and they make perfect sense.” Conway’s comments presented Jim Carrey with a chance to produce his latest anti-Trump artwork, where…

Juncker says he will "bring forward in the next few days a proposal for WTO-compatible countermeasures against the U.S. | Emmanuel Dunand/AFP via Getty Images EU vows to hit back against Trump in trade war US president had announced tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum. By Jakob Hanke Click Here: Cardiff Blues Store 3/1/18, 8:47 PM CET Updated 3/1/18, 8:58 PM CET European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said today he would “bring forward in the next few days a proposal for WTO-compatible countermeasures against the U.S.” to hit back against steel and aluminum tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. The Commission confirmed Trump’s announced…

Actress-turned-social media personality Bette Midler claimed Thursday hours before the Mueller report was released that it is going to be “a big fat nothing” due to Attorney General William Barr’s redactions. “The media should be ashamed of themselves for flogging this crap from Barr and the WH. It’s going to be a big fat nothing. Deceit, evasion, and dissimulation. The same old thing we’ve had for the last two years,” Bette Midler said in a social media post. “WE PAID FOR THIS REPORT! SHOW US THE UNREDACTED REPORT!!” In a previous post, the Hocus Pocus actress urged the media to ignore the attorney general’s press conference altogether. “All media should shun…

Spain’s new Socialist government is trying to strike a balance between its green ambitions and its red traditions. With only a tenuous hold on power, the minority Socialist government can’t afford to offend Spain’s small but militant coal mining sector, but that risks going against the party’s green commitments. Coal is only a marginal employer — the number of miners has plummeted from 13,000 in 1994 to only a little above 2,000. But for miners in the remaining coal enclaves — Asturias, Aragón, and Castilla y León — the coal exit favored by incoming Environment Minister Teresa Ribera is a life-or-death issue that could lead to a blowback against Prime Minister Pedro…