Tiffany Trump is heading to Georgetown Law
Washington (CNN)Tiffany Trump, President Donald Trump's youngest daughter, has been accepted to Georgetown Law's class of 2020, a representative for the Trump family confirmed to CNN. The first daughter, a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, will attend classes beginning in the fall. Georgetown's law program is one of the top in the country, ranked 15th among law schools, according to US News and World Report's annual rankings. A spokesperson for Georgetown Law declined comment, and several of her fellow incoming students contacted by CNN were not aware of their new classmate. Orientation begins Monday, August 21, with classes beginning the following week, according to the school'sPrince Harry kissed his girlfriend and ...
(CNN)Royal watchers were not horsing around when Prince Harry's girlfriend showed up to watch him compete in a charity polo match. It was the first public outing for Prince Henry Charles Albert David of Wales and American actress Meghan Markle. Every detail about what she wore (reportedly a sleeveless, navy Antonia Berardi dress with an asymmetrical hem and a white Aritzia blazer), and how the "Suits" star reacted to her beau's performance ("Today" said she looked "proud') is being analyzed. But it was their brief display of affection that garnered the most attention. Several publications ran images appearing to show the prince smooching and embracing his lady love. The Sun's headline read "YourCNN qFrench election 2017: Meet Brigitte Macron, the new first lady
"Brigitte! Brigitte! Brigitte!" chanted the crowd as she took the stage with her husband, newly elected President Emmanuel Macron. Who is she? First things first: theirs is not a common relationship. That is paraphrased from words Mr Macron himself said on the couple's wedding day: that they were "not quite common, a couple not quite normal - not that I like this adjective very much - but a couple that exists". There is an age gap of 24 years between the pair - the same as that between Donald and Melania Trump. The couple, he now 39 and she now 64, met when she was his drama teacher. The 15-year-old Emmanuel was, by all accounts, intellectually precocious. He was a pupil at a private Jesuit schoolHusband slept in same room as wife's body for six days
A man has revealed how he slept in the same room as his wife's body for six days after she died. Wendy Davison, 50, died at home in Derby last month after a 10-year battle with cervical cancer. Russell Davison, who has been left "heartbroken", said he did not want her body to go to a mortuary and he wanted to challenge attitudes towards dying. It is legal to keep a body at home and Derbyshire Coroner's Court confirmed Mrs Davison's GP reported her death. Mr Davison said: "Death seems to be such a taboo subject in our society, no-one seems to want to talk about it. "I did not want her in the mortuary or handed over to a funeral director, I wanted us to take care of her ourselves at our familyOn Iranian religious democracy
Iran’s agents (mercenaries) in Arab countries, particularly the Lebanese ones, say that Iran is a model of a real democratic country since candidates compete freely and fairly for the presidency every four years. I don’t need to say that these are lies as the Iranians’ elections have nothing to do with the well-known rules of democracy and they’re rather a funny and fabricated charade that hides pure dictatorship behind it. Sunni Islamic terrorism would not have emerged and solidified if it hadn’t been for the sahwa (awakening) phenomenon which emerged after the success of the Khomeini revolution in Tehran The illusion of Democracy The Shiite ‘Pope’ Last Update: Monday, 8 May 2017 KSA 11:29 -Nine-month stretch: The rise of prenatal exercise classes
As a growing number of pregnant women are joining prenatal exercises classes, the BBC's Sarah Porter - 34 weeks into her pregnancy - attends a boot camp in Singapore. It's 8.45am on a Saturday and Singapore's Botanic Gardens are alive with people and activity. Local walking groups chat furiously in Mandarin, while gaggles of women push prams, coffees in hand. No-one seems particularly deterred by the rising heat. I'm here to join a brand new exercise group called Mom In Balance. It's a franchise business founded in the Netherlands that specialises in outdoor exercise programmes for pregnant women and new mothers. As I sit and wait for others to arrive, a group of five or six women run by me,Why are TV singing contests still popular?
Pitch Battle will become the latest singing contest set to hit our TV screens this summer but, 16 years on from ITV's Popstars, why is the format still so strong? Putting Kelis, Gareth Malone, Chaka Khan and Mel Giedroyc together in the same room is, quite simply, a magnificent idea. Having clearly recognised this, BBC One has duly recruited this dream team to appear in its upcoming singing contest Pitch Battle. Judges Kelis and Malone will be joined by a different guest judge each week, with Chaka Khan, Will Young, Bebe Rexha and Seal lined up to critique the contestants. Choirs and a capella groups will be pitted against each other in a format you just might recognise from the many, many otherTrump’s chance for eternal legacy centers on Iran
A historical legacy is something that can be remembered for centuries and millennia. Any leader whose name has remained in people’s memories for years was someone who helped usher in fundamental and deep socioeconomic, sociopolitical, military, or territorial changes. An everlasting and unforgettable legacy does not emerge from the day-to-day or short-term-orientated policies that some leaders pursue. Sealing a business deal with another country or signing a flimsy nuclear agreement (which is already falling apart) are not legacies that remain. They will soon disappear from history and the memory of people, because they are trivial when compared to the larger picture. Few leaders in the world-
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Bilkis Bano was gang-raped and saw 14 members of her family being murdered by a Hindu mob during the 2002 anti-Muslim riots in the western Indian state of Gujarat. Her 15-year battle for justice finally bore fruit last week, when the Bombay high court confirmed the life sentences of 11 men found guilty of rape and murder. The court also convicted five policemen and two doctors, who were earlier cleared by the trial court, of destroying evidence. The landmark ruling, Bilkis Bano told the BBC in Delhi on Sunday, had finally given her hope of peace. "I always had full faith in the judiciary and I'm grateful to the Bombay high court for the order. It's a very good judgement and I'm very happy withStudents in Florida are warned after posting a photo of a dead alligator
A group of students in America has been told off after they posted a photo of an alligator in their dorm room on social media. Three people from Florida Gulf Coast University apparently found the alligator dead on a nearby road and decided to give it a new home. They were given warnings for possessing an alligator without the necessary permits. Ashley Wells, who saw the photo, described the prank as a "sick joke". "I thought it wasn't real. I thought it was photoshopped, even if you didn't know it was dead," he told News-Press.com. "Still, to approach a gator, it's not Crocodile Hunters," said another student Brian Gabriel. "You can't do this. We're not trained to do something like that." Campus-
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Scarlett Moffatt will host a reboot of Streetmate for Channel 4. Originally presented by Davina McCall back in the 1990s, the programme helps single people to find a date with someone they see on the streets. "I can't believe Channel 4 have asked me to present this iconic dating show," said Scarlett. Channel 4 have signed the 26-year-old to co-host an entertainment show alongside Alan Carr, although further details have yet to be revealed. "I remember watching Davina on Streetmate when I was younger and thinking females can present entertainment shows too, I want to do that when I'm older," said Scarlett. "It's such a fun show and it's two of my favourite things to do, chat to randomers and aRussia puts military on display for Victory Day parade
(CNN)Russian President Vladimir Putin showed off ballistic missiles, armored tanks and new aircraft systems at a World War II commemorative parade in Moscow on Tuesday. More than 10,000 troops marched in formation through Red Square to mark Victory Day, an annual event to celebrate the Soviet Union's triumph over Nazi Germany in a series of battles that ended on May 9, 1945. Among more than 100 pieces of equipment put on display was an apparently new air defense division for operation in sub-zero Arctic conditions, state-run news agency Sputnik said. Moscow has been conducting military activities in the Arctic, in a race with the United States, Canada and Norway to control the resource-rich area.Joko Widodo: Islam in Indonesia is moderate
Joko Widodo, commonly known as Jokowi, was elected president of Indonesia, one of Asia's leading economies - and the country with the largest Muslim population in the world - in October 2014. He rose to power promising to be "the people's president" and with an initial approval rating of 70 percent, expectations were high. His dreams of further improving the country's economy - especially for the poor - and to fight corruption and bureaucracy, however, were very ambitious. He promised to transform Indonesia's infrastructure to interconnect its most remote regions, a project at an estimated cost of over $1 trillion. But only in 2015, Indonesia's economy, South Asia's largest, was growing atCairo Has The World's Cheapest Breakfast, Bloomberg Says
We finally have an excuse to eat foul and ta3meya for every meal of the day because, according to Bloomberg Indicator, Cairenes are blessed with having the cheapest cost for breakfast in the world. We pretty much just handed you the perfect excuse the next time someone hits you with the you-spend-too-much-on-food line! Perhaps you’re thinking that being the cheapest breakfast in the world doesn’t necessarily equate to affordability. However, according to the index, the cost of a breakfast meal sits at around $0.35 (or around EGP 6), which only makes up about 4.4 percent of our daily incomes – affordable for much of the population. On the other hand, while the Venezuelan capital of Caracas rankedNike Unveils the Pro Hijab for Female Muslim Athletes
Today, there are more women in sports than ever before. A movement that progressed slowly in the Muslim World because of the many social and religious barriers that women face when pursuing careers as athletes. In the London Olympics 2012, several hijabi women made it pretty far in several sport events, denoting a cultural shift in the region, one that would have more Arab and Muslim women going into (and onto) fields they had never previously gone. Earlier this year, Nike released a brilliant short film titled, “What Will They Say About You?” featuring several female Arab athletes. The film’s core themes were centered around the societal reactions to them choosing careers in sports. Aiming toGoogle Street View used to discover 'lost' cycle ways
A vast network of forgotten cycle ways across the UK has been rediscovered with the help of Google Street View. Historian and cycling enthusiast Carlton Reid found the routes, which were created between 1934 and 1940, after scanning for evidence of them online. They were originally put in place by the Ministry of Transport, but many fell out of use after World War Two. Mr Reid is now part of a campaign to reinstate some of the routes. "We might see them every single day and not realise what they are - they're very much hidden in plain sight," he said. By carefully looking at images on Google Street View, Mr Reid was able to discern residual evidence of the cycle ways - sometimes appearing likeSadiq Khan's first 12 months as London's mayor
Sadiq Khan's win last year was the biggest of any London mayor to date and the greatest personal mandate of any politician in British history. More than 1.3m Londoners voted for him - that's almost 57% of those voting - and he quit as Tooting MP straight away to become in his words a "full-time mayor". Weeks later events overshadowed his win as the EU referendum result went against the wishes of almost 60% of Londoners and Mr Khan became a cheerleader for an "open" London. And in March, he was faced with the news all London mayors dread, yet expect - a terrorist attack in the capital. A year on and Sadiq Khan remains a popular figure in the capital. A YouGov poll commissioned by the Mile EndMarvel to discipline X-Men artist who referenced Indonesian protests in cartoons
Marvel is disciplining an artist who added references about protests in Indonesia into a new X-Men story. Ardian Syaf, currently the artist for X-Men Gold, has been criticised for including the images. Marvel fans pointed out that Colossus's shirt contained the words "QS 5:51" and, in another scene with new X-Men leader Kitty Pryde, a building had 212 written on it. The references go against the company's inclusiveness policies, Marvel said. It is also removing some artwork from the online edition of the comic. QS 5:51 is a reference to a verse in the Koran, while 212 marks a protest on 2 December in Jakarta. "The mentioned artwork in X-Men Gold #1 was inserted without knowledge behind its reportedSunrisers stay alive for IPL playoffs, beat Mumbai Indians
HYDERABAD — Defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad moved closer to the Indian Premier League playoffs after defeating leaders Mumbai Indians by seven wickets on Monday. Sunrisers cruised to 140-3 with 10 balls to spare after Mumbai Indians were restricted to 138-7 on a slow pitch at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. “Everything went to plan,” Sunrisers captain David Warner said. “Credit to the bowlers, they gave us a small total to chase.” Sunrisers were tentatively hanging on to the fourth and last playoff place with only one round-robin match left, on Saturday against the eliminated Gujarat Lions. Mumbai Indians have already qualified for the playoffs, and have still two matches left. “It’sHow House Republicans won those final health care votes
Promises of what political consultants call "air cover" helped House GOP leaders get to the finish line in last week's Obamacare repeal-and-replace vote. House members worried that a "yes" vote would be unpopular in their districts were told by Speaker Paul Ryan that they would get help with TV ads and other re-election support, CNN's Phil Mattingly reports. "They know that they will need [help] -- especially for the 14 Republicans who voted yes and come from Hillary Clinton districts," Mattingly said. "Where is that money going to come from? "You have outside groups -- American Action Network has launched a $2 million ad buy in 21 districts. I'm told they promised President Trump would be availableEngland: Made in the Middle - Available now
Helen Castor on why the action in Shakespeare's history plays takes place in the Midlands.Djokovic survives a scare
Novak Djokovic of Serbia celebrates after defeating Nicolas Almagro of Spain at rhe Madrid Open Tennis Tournament in Madrid Wednesday. MADRID — Novak Djokovic staved off a huge upset in his first match since splitting with his long-time coaching team to beat Nicolas Almagro 6-1, 4-6, 7-5 in the second round of the Madrid Masters Wednesday. After a blistering start, Djokovic had to battle back from 3-0 down in the deciding set to book his place in the last 16 on Thursday against Feliciano Lopez or Gilles Simon. Djokovic is without a coach in the Spanish capital after bringing to an end a 10-year relationship with Marian Vajda in an attempt to reverse his dramatic slump in form over the past year.Gunfight between Indian police, rebels kills 5 in Kashmir
SRINAGAR: Rebels attacked a police squad in the Indian portion of Kashmir, triggering a gunbattle that left three civilians, one officer and an assailant dead, police said Sunday. The unit came under fire Saturday night as it reached a road accident site on a key highway connecting Kashmir Valley with the rest of India, said senior police officer S.P. Pani. He said the dead civilians were road construction officials of a private company. One civilian and one police officer also were injured in the shootout, he said. Police believe two insurgents escaped under the cover of darkness after the officers swiftly retaliated in Malpora , a village 65 kilometers (40 miles) south of Srinagar, the mainGarth Crooks' team of the week: Axel Tuanzebe, Aaron Ramsey, Sam Vokes
Arsenal ended Manchester United's 25-match league unbeaten run to keep alive their own hopes of Champions League qualification - as Arsene Wenger finally beat Jose Mourinho in a competitive match. On Friday, Tottenham slipped up at West Ham - meaning Chelsea can move seven points clear at the top of the Premier League with victory over Middlesbrough on Monday. At the bottom of the table, Hull slipped into the relegation zone as Swansea defeated Everton, while Boro will return to the Championship if they lose at Stamford Bridge. Do you agree with my selection or would you go for a different team? Why not pick your own team of the week from the shortlist selected by BBC Sport journalists and shareMajor Evacuation of Fighters, Civilians since Beginning of War in Syria
During the years of the Syrian war that erupted in 2011 as many areas were besieged by all conflict parties, the country has witnessed several evacuations involving tens of thousands of civilians and fighters, especially from the strongholds of the opposition factions. The Syrian regime has always praised the reconciliation agreements, which usually come after a military escalation and end with the departure of the opposition fighters from areas they controlled before the regime’s forces took over. The United Nations has criticized these operations, which the Syrian opposition regards as “forced displacement” and accuses the regime of seeking “demographic change” in the country. -Syrian rebels and their families started to leave Barzeh district in Damascus on Monday in the first evacuation process of opposition factions from the Syrian capital since the eruption of the conflict more than six years ago.100 Days, Series 1: 08/02/2017
As President Trump takes office, Katty Kay in Washington and Christian Fraser in London report on the events that are shaping the world.Michael Jackson's daughter Paris 'offended' by casting of white actor to play him
Michael Jackson's daughter Paris says she's "incredibly offended" that a white actor has been chosen to play the part of her father in a new TV film. Joseph Fiennes, who's appeared in films like Shakespeare in Love and Elizabeth, said he was shocked to be given the part last year. But writing on Twitter, 18-year-old Paris said images showing what he looked like made her "want to vomit". A petition's been signed by more than 20,000 people to boycott the movie. Urban Myths is a collection of tales including one about Michael Jackson taking a road trip from New York to Los Angeles with Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando after the 9/11 terror attacks. The pop singer died in 2009 aged 50. The stories
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