The Daily Populous

Thursday May 25th, 2017 day edition

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Audio of Greg Gianforte attacking Ben Jacobs corroborated by Fox News journalists in the room, who described candidate ‘slamming him to the ground’.

Ben Jacobs, a Guardian political reporter, was asking Greg Gianforte, a tech millionaire endorsed by Donald Trump, about the Republican healthcare plan when the candidate allegedly “body-slammed” the reporter.

Greg Gianforte received a citation on Wednesday night and is scheduled to appear in Gallatin county justice court between now and June 7, 2017.”.

On Tuesday, the Guardian published the latest episode of its video series Anywhere but Washington about the Montana special election.

The special election called when Ryan Zinke vacated his seat has attracted national attention, and spending has reached $17m as the race has tightened.

Gianforte responded by pointing at a reporter and saying, “We have someone right here.

“While his apology is appreciated,” they wrote, “Gianforte needs to take pains to set a better example of civility from now on.”. »

The Pope gave Donald Trump a 192-page letter he wrote on climate change

Authored by yahoo.com
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Pope Francis gave Donald Trump a letter he wrote regarding climate change as a gift on the president's visit to the Vatican: EVAN VUCCI/AFP/Getty Images.

Donald Trump was given a gift during his meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican: a papal letter detailing why the world should fight against climate change.

Pope Francis issued the encyclical in 2015, just months before nearly 200 countries signed the historic Paris Agreement on climate change. »

Muslim community worker ‘warned officers about Manchester bomber five years ago’

Authored by metro.co.uk

A Muslim community worker who knew the Manchester bomber said they warned officials that he appeared to support terrorism.

The unnamed worker said they knew the bomber Salman Abedi when he was at college, and had expressed their concern to officers after he said he thought ‘being a suicide bomber was OK’.

The calls were made five years ago after Abedi left school, they told the BBC. »