From Voice Of Europe, the German media already has a very unflattering nickname for Austria's new chancellor.
From Breitbart Jerusalem, the new Austrian Chancellor does not appear to deserve the new nickname.
From Breitbart Texas, a member of MS-13 is arrested after allegedly falsely claiming U.S. citizenship.
From Breitbart Sports, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has a suggestion for what NFL players could protest against.
From National Review, QB-in-exile Colin Kaepernick's collusion claim is not likely to be successful.
From The Hill, "beware of the Bannon". (Like both yours truly and the above-mentioned retired coach, "the Bannon" earned his bachelor's degree at Virginia Tech.)
From The Daily Caller, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) faults a Fox News reporter for asking a "dumb" question.
From The Old Continent, singer Noel Gallagher says that "hippy idealism about religion" won't protect anyone.
From Radio Poland, according to Poland's defense minister, hackers have launched cyber attacks against Poland.
From the Express, for his immigration policies, French President Emmanuel Macron is called "two-faced".
From Total Croatia News, the number of illegal migrants entering Croatia from Bosnia and Hercegovina has increased by 350% over last year. (This article is a translation. The Croatian-language original comes from Index.)
From The Local SE, a Swedish police station is damaged by an explosion.
From the NL Times, hundreds of foreign prisoners get an early release and deportation.
From Reuters, Tunisian smugglers offer migrants a route to Europe.
From Russia Today, French police arrest 10 rightwing extremists.
From NBC Washington, a gunman is on the loose after killing three people and wounding two others at his workplace in Edgewood, Maryland.
From The Telegraph, a Singaporean newspaper has come under fire for a column by a Muslim cleric about wife-beating.
From the Mirror, a Nobel prize-winning Pakistani woman is trolled for dressing like a Westerner.
From the Hindu Post, police in Hanyara, India rescue a Hindu girl from Muslim captors who planned to convert and sell her.
From the Washington Examiner, a longtime confidant of the Clintons claims to have warned three Democrat executives about Harvey Weinstein. (via Lucianne(dot)com)
From the Los Angeles Times, if you've got about $3.7 million lying around, you can own Judy Garland's former house in Malibu.
From the Independent, to deal with a political crisis in North Ireland, here comes Mr. Bill. (How do you say "oh noooooo!" in Irish Gaelic?)
From Fox2 Now, a woman carrying a gun on the University of Missouri campus, possibly a suicide threat, has been taken into custody.
And from The Week, some old-time advice for parents.
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