More protests are expected while Trump visits Scotland before Putin's meeting
Hundreds of people should protest Saturday as President Donald Trump visits Scotland. The last time Trump went to Scotland, it was in 2016, a few hours after the vote on Brexit and shortly thereafter he became the presumptive Republican presidential candidate. On Friday, Trump attempted to downplay the damning remarks he made in a London newspaper about British Prime Minister Theresa May and said that he had apologized to her for what he called "false" story. The trip to Scotland should be less spectacular, as it spends the weekend away from the high-level summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Wimbledon: Serena, Kerber participates in the women's singles final
Serena Williams could win her 24th Grand Slam tournament win Saturday L & Angelique Kerber of Germany in the women's final of Wimbledon. A much-anticipated game on Saturday – even members of the British royal family will be present – Kerber and Williams met on the last Wimbledon court where Williams won a 7-5, 6-3 win in 2016. Williams faced A different challenge this tournament – it was opened on his return to tennis after giving birth to his daughter, Alexis Olympia, 10 months ago and experiencing a difficult delivery and a tumultuous recovery. AC wrote, Charles published
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Serena Williams miraculously made the Wimbledon final USA TODAY & # 39; HUI
Bastille Day: the French remember mortally Beautiful attack, two years later
Commemorated on July 14, July 14 marks the turn of the French Revolution a group of Parisians stormed the Bastille fortress to free political prisoners and arm themselves against the French army. This pivotal moment serves as a symbol for the establishment of a republic and the destruction of an absolute monarchy. Last day of the Bastille, President Donald Trump visited Paris for the celebrations as Saturday marks two years since a terrorist attack terrorized the festivities of the national holiday that have caused the death of more than 80 people.
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Bastille Day is a French national holiday celebrating the capture of the Bastille, which marked the beginning of the French Revolution. Time
Sacha Baron Cohen begins his new television series
Sacha Baron Cohen, well known for his accents and notorious pranks, will be back on television this week -end to start his new half-hour series christened "Who's America?". The seven-episode show seems to take a unique turn on exploring America's political and cultural spectrum by "misleading" celebrities and cultural phenomena in unknowing interviews. On Tuesday, Sarah Palin posted on Facebook that she had been a victim of Cohen's "perverse, exploitative, and sick humor" who had disguised himself as a disabled American veteran. The show will be presented on Showtime Sunday at 22:00. AND.
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Sarah Palin blasted Sacha Baron Cohen and Showtime Tuesday on Facebook for their new series of jokes, claiming that the comedian had cheated her and her daughter, questioning her so humiliating. Time
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