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New YorkThe Guggenheim Museum in New York was brought to a standstill on Saturday night when protesters dropped thousands of fake prescriptions into the atrium in protest against donations from the family responsible of America’s opioids crisis.

ViennaA Turkish migrant is suspected of killing an Austrian official because the civil servant denied the migrant's application for asylum, according to local media.

ParisDuring the clashes that took place in front of the National Assembly in Paris over the weekend between police and Yellow Vests, a protester lost his hand. Tensions rose a notch in Paris on Saturday, February 9 on the occasion of Act XIII of the protest movement.

Immigration and the fight against crime and terrorism, are both areas in which about one in two French people imagine that National Rally leader Marine Le Pen would cope better than French President Emmanuelle Macron, according to a survey conducted by Elabe.

Three churches were desecrated in one week in France. Churches in Nîmes (Gard), Lavaur (Tarn) and Houilles (Yvelines) were targeted, and in Houilles, the church was attacked three times in ten days.

On Monday, an Islamic man living in the Munich district of Neuaubing, ended a dispute with the German caretaker of his accommodation with a machete.

In the US, 95 percent of teens already have access to a smartphone, and more and more are spending their waking hours online.

Ilana Mercer asks why Nick Sandmann, the Catholic boy who stared down an Amerindian activist with a wry smile, was so vilified by the media and their pundits.

What was President Trump’s State of the Union speech about? Briefly, judging by the polls taken by his hostile critics—CNN and CBS—the speech was very successful with 76 percent of the public expressing approval.

ParisThe French government has reacted with outrage to a meeting of the Italian Vice-Prime Minister Luigi di Maio with representatives of the Yellow Vest movement.