Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy will publish a book about his recent time behind bars, titled “Diary of a Prisoner,” on Dec. 10, his publisher Fayard announced Friday. The house is part of the media group controlled by conservative billionaire Vincent Bolloré. Sarkozy trailed the release in a post on X, writing that in La Santé prison “the noise is, unfortunately, constant” and that “the inner life of man becomes stronger in prison.” He spent three weeks in detention there this autumn. The former head of state, who governed France from 2007 to 2012, was convicted on Sept. 25 of...
Former US Intel Director’s Daughter Convicted Of Murder In Fatal Stabbing Retrial
The daughter of former U.S. intelligence director John Negroponte was convicted Thursday for a second time in the fatal stabbing of a friend after a drunken argument at a Maryland home, prosecutors announced. Sophia Negroponte, 32, of Washington, D.C., was found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2020 death of 24-year-old Yousuf Rasmussen, according to the Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office. She faces up to 35 years in prison at sentencing, which is scheduled for Feb. 19. Negroponte was convicted of second-degree murder in the case in 2023 and sentenced to 35 years in prison, but the conviction was overturned last year. An appeals...
“How Many More Religions Are We Going To Allow Muslims To Kill While Screaming Allahu Akbar Before We Do Something About It?”—US Rep Randy Fine Queried
Rep Randy Fine: “Muslims screaming Allahu Akbar genocided Jews on October 7, 2023. “Muslims screaming Allahu Akbar genocided the Druze in Syria on April 28, 2025. “Muslims screaming Allahu Akbar are genociding Christians in Nigeria right now. “How many more religions are we going to allow Muslims to kill while screaming Allahu Akbar before we do something about it?”
Miss Mexico, Who Sparked A Walkout After Host’s Bullying, Is Crowned Miss Universe
She went from walking out after being publicly chided by the pageant’s co-owner to being crowned its 74th victor. Fátima Bosch Fernández of Mexico was named Miss Universe on Friday, bringing to a close an exceptionally controversial pageant that first made headlines after Thai official Nawat Itsaragrisil berated Bosch, 25, in front of several contestants for not participating in promotional activities. The competition was further plunged into disarray when two of its judges resigned, one of whom accused the organizers of rigging and threatened a lawsuit. It came as Miss Universe, which makes its revenue from licensing its broadcasting rights to various countries, has faced...
Sport Story: Ronaldo Back In Yellow No. 9 Bib At Al-Nassr Training After World Cup Qualifier
Al-Nassr Captain Cristiano has returned to back to duties in Saudi Arabia, after watching Portugal crush Armenia 9-1 to secure a 2026 World Cup spot, having missed the game due to a red card against Ireland. Ronaldo posted his return on X on Friday night simply stating: “Back 🟡🔵” with a picture wearing an unusual No. 9 bib—just a random training assignment, not a permanent switch from his iconic No. 7—which sparked fan buzz on social media.
Photo Story: Commodore Kelechi Ndukwe, A Nigerian-American Making History In The Usnavy
From commanding the USS Halsey as the first Nigerian-American to lead a guided-missile destroyer to now serving as Commodore of Destroyer Squadron 60 & Task Force 65 in Spain 🇪🇸, his journey is pure inspiration and a true example of #AmericanExcellence! 🇺🇸🇳🇬 Credit: X/U.S. Mission Nigeria