France Declares War

"This time it's war," declared the Le Parisien daily, as France's media reacted with horror but determination after last Friday the 13th wave of attacks that left at least 120 dead.

Centre-right daily Le Figaro took up a similar theme, splashing with the headline "War in central Paris" amid scenes of carnage at several locations in the French capital.

Migrant Shield Measure Got What It Deserved

President Barack Obama's very unpopular executive action which seeks to shield millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation found its match last 9 November. The directive suffered a legal setback with an appeal to the Supreme Court now the administration's only option.

The 2-1 decision by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans to uphold a May injunction deals a terrible blow to Obama's plan, opposed by Republicans, challenged by 26 states and is not supported by Americans because of its unpatriotic nature.

Japanese Protected Their Female Bathrooms

After Houston, it is the turn of Japan to prevent the mentally-ill from taking over their female bathrooms and use it for something their anatomy is not designed of doing.

Last 8 November 2015, a Chinese male tourist in drag has been nabbed after he entered the female section of a seaside public bath because he said he wants to take selfies.

Trump's Stint at SNL Attracts More Viewers

Donald! Donald! Donald!

When everyone thought that Donald Trump has take a sabbatical leave and reflect on what his opponents are hurling against his political agenda, the real estate magnate has came out strong and is trampling the critics using a comedic parody.

NCAA and NFL Are Staying in Houston

For Houston, there is nothing to fear because sports officials are here ... to stay.

After NCAA bravely announced that they are supporting the decision of the majority in Houston, the NFL is also making it crystal clear that, as an institution, it doesn't give a crap about the despicable lifestyle of the fascist LGBT people.

Italian Court Squashes Gay Marriage Recognition

An Italian court last 27 October finally ruled that marriages of gay couples who wed abroad can't be registered in Italy, sparking a flood of support from cities which had supported the government's popular move not to recognize the unions.

Italy's highest administrative court annulled a ruling by a lower court which had earlier found in favour of cities from Rome to Naples and Milan which had registered such marriages despite the fact that Italy has no legal framework for gay unions.