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This list does not mention the bombing of the pop concert by Ariana Grande, which has been much covered in British news on May 23 2017.81.140.1.129 (talk) 20:55, 23 May 2017 (UTC)
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Thread:Comments:U.S. President Trump defends decision to share classified information with Russians/Trump an Russia

Sounds like MSN gave up the source of the intell not trump. Adam Goldman, Matthew Rosenberg, Matt Apuzzo. "Israel Was Source of Secret Intelligence That Trump Gave to Russians, Officials Say" — MSN, May 16, 2017 Subject- Trump an Russia Steve Just saying.


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Thread:Comments:U.S. President Trump defends decision to share classified information with Russians/Trump an Russia/reply

A small clarification: that was a syndicated New York Times article, actually.

Note that the key question — and I don't claim to know the answer — is not who told the public, but who told the Russians. It seems likely that those who leaked this information to the public believed Russia already knew it because of what Trump had told them (the claim is that he gave the Russians enough information to work it out for themselves). There are all sorts of branching variations on this. Afaik we, the public, don't even know whether the information from Israel was the most sensitive part of what the Russians were told.


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This man is unbelievable. The absolutely shameless and manipulation of the people (especially the less knowledgeable and the less educated, who massively voted for him).


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edit protected en:w:Bill Cosby sexual assault allegations should be added somewhere in the article. Should it be in the separate section "Sister links" or piped within the text? --George Ho (talk) 17:21, 18 June 2017 (UTC)
 * Unsure if advisable so log after publication. --SVTCobra 16:27, 3 May 2018 (UTC)
 * If added, it would go in a Sister links section. --Pi zero (talk) 16:33, 3 May 2018 (UTC)
 * I'm not particularly inclined to add it, myself; we didn't at the time, after all. --Pi zero (talk) 23:37, 9 May 2018 (UTC)
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Thread:Comments:U.S. President Trump defends decision to share classified information with Russians/Once again the mainstream media and...

Once again the mainstream media and professional politicians attack when they are supposed to report or support. The information I understand was passed on to Russia was put in the media hands before he ever met with the Russians. We need a media source that reports when they have facts and politicians who back a leader until they see him put our country at risk. We don't need people grandstanding trying to make President Trump look bad.Report facts and let it go.


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Do you have any evidence to back up any of those [bizarre] claims?


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Taiwan's Constitutional Court legalizes gay marriage, gives legislators two years to amend marriage laws

May 26, 2017 On Wednesday, the of the Republic of China — Taiwan — ruled laws restricting same-sex marriage unconstitutional, declaring them "in violation of both the people’s freedom and the people's right to equality" in the official statement. The Court gave legislators two years to amend the state's marriage laws.

In the ruling, Taiwan's Constitutional Court, which contains 14 judges, ruled in favor of extending marriage rights to same-sex couples. The Court also stated that, if the legislators miss the two-year deadline, same-sex couples will still be allowed to marry per ruling, which as things now are would make Taiwan the first Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage. One of the plaintiffs was Chi Chia-wei (祁家威), a gay rights advocate since the 1980s who has campaigned for marriage rights since 2001.

The ruling received mixed reactions. Taiwan's LGBT Family Rights Advocacy celebrated the ruling. However, groups like Coalition for the Happiness of Our Next Generation have opposed same-sex marriage and, as reported by Taiwan News, protested the ruling outside the Court, asked that the ruling be invalidated, and asked the country's president to resign. Before becoming the nation's first female in 2016, Tsai campaigned for the legalization of same-sex marriage.

Lawmakers in Taiwan passed the first draft of a bill to legalize same-sex marriage in December 2016. The bill would replace "male and female parties" with "two parties" in Article 972 of the Civil Code concerning marriage. Anti-ruling protests have interfered with the passage of the bill, however.

Taiwan's capital,, holds the largest marches in Asia, reports the.

The People's Republic of China — mainland China — continues to claim sovereignty over the self-governing Taiwan. In China, homosexuality was decriminalized in 1997 and delisted from the 's list of psychiatric disorders in 2001. However, of roughly 30,000 LGBT and people, surveyed in China by, , and the Beijing LGBT Center, most were found to be , with only about 5 percent living openly.

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Talk:Taiwan's Constitutional Court legalizes gay marriage, gives legislators two years to amend marriage laws

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I am using my common knowledge to add the US and the UK as examples of countries legalizing same-sex marriage. Is that okay? --George Ho (talk) 04:45, 25 May 2017 (UTC)
 * If it's common knowledge it shouldn't be that hard to source it. Better to stop a small deal before it becomes a big deal.  But I could post here and whine at you to do better or I could take two seconds and find some sources: U.S. England and WalesDarkfrog24 (talk) 20:15, 25 May 2017 (UTC)
 * This article in The Telegraph mentions a lot of countries, with links to articles on specific ones. You should be able to find one or two that you think suit the article well. Darkfrog24 (talk) 20:17, 25 May 2017 (UTC)
 * I added another BBC article and The Telegraph, just in case. --George Ho (talk) 20:28, 25 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Preferred when possible would be to cite Wikinews articles (via Related news). --Pi zero (talk) 13:27, 26 May 2017 (UTC)

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I don't know how to accurately summarize the article in the headline. Current headline says, "Taiwan's Constitutional Court legalizes gay marriage and gives legislators two years to amend marriage laws." What about other alternative titles:

 * "Taiwan's Constitutional Court finds laws restricting gay marriage unconstitutional"
 * "Taiwan's Constitutional Court finds laws restricting gay marriage unconstitutional and gives legislators two years to amend marriage laws"
 * "Taiwan's Constitutional Court recognizes gay marriage and gives legislators two years to amend marriage laws"
 * "Taiwan's Constitutional Court allows gay marriage and gives legislators two years to amend marriage laws"

Thoughts? --George Ho (talk) 05:48, 25 May 2017 (UTC)


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Any passage that I should paraphrase?
I was told not to "copy-and-scuff". Would that be the whole article? --George Ho (talk) 12:52, 25 May 2017 (UTC)

I was able to trim down details and rephrase the whole article. Therefore, copyright issues are reduced. --George Ho (talk) 13:49, 25 May 2017 (UTC)


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I don't think he's manipulating anyone. He can barely string ten words together without losing his place. If he were my grandfather I'd take him to the doctor.


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It doesn't necessarily follow that he isn't manipulating others. Nor that he isn't serving as a conduit for other manipulators.


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Manchester United bests Ajax to win Europa league

May 26, 2017

On Wednesday, in the final, Manchester United defeated Dutch capital-club Ajax AFC 0–2 to win the Europa League title and qualify for the UEFA Champions League group stage despite finishing sixth in the  this season. A deflected goal from Paul Pogba's left-footed shot in the first half and a flick goal by in the second half ensured that José Mourinho's side lifts its third trophy in this season, previously winning  and the.

Before the kick-off, a one-minute silence was observed at the, Stockholm, for the victims of a suicide attack in on Monday. The English side had just 33% ball possession in the entire match, completing 192 passes out of 276. A comparatively young Ajax team, with the average age of the starting lineup no more than 23 years, had 88% passing accuracy, with 565 successful passes. Manchester United had better numbers for defense, recovering 64 balls – 22 more than Ajax, and had almost twice as many ball clearances as the Dutch counterpart. A total of 32 fouls were committed in the match, and the official booked six players – three players of each side received a yellow card.

At the age of 17 years and 285 days, Ajax's became the youngest player to play in the Europa League final, while Marcus Rashford became the youngest winner of the tournament at the age of 19 years and 205 days.

A deflection off from Paul Pogba's left-footed shot gave United an early lead. Ajax's shot-stopper saved 's close-range strike. Another attempt in the first half by Ajax's was saved by. The half time ended 0–1. Minutes into the second half, Armenian midfielder Mkhitaryan scored a goal just in front of Ajax's net, which doubled Manchester's lead. Five players were booked in the second half. Ajax's attempts in the final minutes of the game were stopped by Romero, not giving them a chance to reduce the difference.

Last season, Premier League club Liverpool FC lost the Europa finals against Spanish side. United is the first English club to win the Europa since 2013. This season's Premier League winners Chelsea won the tournament four years ago against at Ajax's ground,. Since then, Sevilla has added three Europa titles to their collection.

After the match, Ajax's coach Peter Bosz said, "We're obviously disappointed. I didn't see the Ajax team I'm used to, pressing and competing for first balls. We weren't good enough. Often, to win finals you must first lose them. It's all new for all my team. They will learn a lot from it and if we keep the squad together they will be stronger for it." Bosz's first season as Ajax's coach ended trophy-less.

Manchester United's boss José Mourinho said, "We are in the Champions League in the right way and for me the right way is winning the Premier League or winning the Europa League. We were not strong enough to win the Premier League but we were strong enough to win the Europa League and we are back in the Champions League. The club now has every trophy in world football. We fought hard for this since the beginning. We totally deserved the win. I am so happy to see all the players, including the boys with the crutches, with the trophy." The Portuguese has won two Champions League titles – one each with FC Porto and Inter, and two Europa titles – the first one with Porto.

United became the fifth team after Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Juventus, and Ajax to win all three major UEFA trophies – European Cup Winners' Cup, the European Cup (rebranded as Champions League) and UEFA Cup (rebranded as Europa League). They are to face the winner of Real Madrid and Juventus in the Champions League final in the UEFA Super Cup scheduled on August 8 at the in.

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Link to "2017 UEFA Europa League Final"
If w:2017 UEFA Europa League Final can't be piped, I'll just add it as part of "Sister projects" section. Thoughts? --George Ho (talk) 21:53, 25 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Two things. It is not piped because when we have a local category in the future for UEFA Europa League, adding an editprotected request for the link can be avoided. And, I am not in favour of using the Sister projects section. acagastya 22:00, 25 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Our policy is to prefer local links. --Pi zero (talk) 17:09, 26 May 2017 (UTC)

Mistake
What is Ajax ACF? AFC Ajax is the right one. Please change it (it is at Sources). Thanks. Flix11 (talk) 07:13, 6 December 2018 (UTC)
 * I transposed the letters ACF to AFC. The team is referred to repeatedly through the article as "Ajax AFC", rather than "AFC Ajax" which afaict appears to be its official name; not sure what that's about; I note their facebook account is "Ajax AFC" (and on the facebook page they refer to themselves as "AFC Ajax"). --Pi zero (talk) 14:51, 6 December 2018 (UTC)
 * AFC's English translation is Amsterdam Football Club--its position before or after Ajax is used interchangeably. Just one is more frequently used. Just like Barcelona FC would still mean the same club, but the fact that FC Barcelona has been used so prominently that the other use seems incorrect. 103.254.128.86 (talk) 15:24, 6 December 2018 (UTC)


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User:George Ho

Mostly wrote (with some help and/or copyediting from others) published articles:

2015 2016 2017 2018
 * Slovenians reject referendum to recognize same-sex marriage
 * Suicide bombing in Afghanistan kills six US NATO members
 * British singer George Michael, 53, dies (partial)
 * Around 7,100 cheetahs remain, say experts
 * At least 56 killed in Brazil prison riot
 * At least 26 killed in another Brazil prison riot
 * James Bond star Roger Moore, 89, dies
 * Taiwan's Constitutional Court legalizes gay marriage, gives legislators two years to amend marriage laws
 * Former U.S. National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski dies aged 89
 * Same-sex spouse of Luxembourg's Prime Minister poses with other spouses of world leaders in Brussels photo op
 * Man posthumously marries Legion of Honour recipient in France (co-wrote)
 * Japan's National Diet passes law allowing Emperor Akihito to abdicate within three years
 * Batman star Adam West dies aged 88
 * Leo Varadkar becomes first openly gay elected Taoiseach of Ireland, succeeds Enda Kenny
 * Academy Award-winning director John G. Avildsen dies aged 81
 * Fox News cuts ties with journalist Eric Bolling amid sexual misconduct claims; his son dies hours later
 * US Republicans query Linux Foundation about open-source security
 * Thirteen-year-old boy in Los Angeles, California thanks city personnel for rescue from sewage pipe

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British counterterrorism agents say many of Manchester arena suicide bomber's confederates in custody

May 27, 2017

British police announced yesterday they believe they have arrested most of the confederates of, who attacked an  concert in Manchester this Monday, killing 22 and injuring 116, of whom 23 were still in critical condition. As of this morning, eleven people were being held for questioning. One woman and one teenage boy were questioned and released. Assistant Commissioner, Britain's counterterrorism chief, reassured the public yesterday.

"Enjoy yourselves and be reassured by the greater policing presence you will see," said Rowley. "We can't let the terrorists win by dissuading us from going about our normal business." However, the official threat level of critical, indicating another attack may be imminent, is still in place this weekend. Officers equipped with firearms, which are not as common in the United Kingdom as in the United States, patrol some streets and beaches.

Police and other experts said they believe Abedi, 22, could not have built such a sophisticated bomb by himself and must have had accomplices. The nuts and bolts inside it had been arranged with care to cause maximum damage, as if the person who made it had some experience.

"I think he saw children, Muslim children, dying everywhere," Abedi's sister Jomana told reporters concerning her brother's motives. "He saw the explosives America drops on children in Syria, and he wanted revenge. Whether he got that is between him and God." According to CNN, a friend of the Abedi family said Abedi wanted revenge for the gang killing of a friend.

Several members of the Muslim community in Manchester, including the  of his local mosque, had contacted authorities about Abedi, who had been expressing extremist and violent views for some time.

Abedi was born and raised in Manchester to parents who fled Gaddafi-era Libya. His father returned there after the 2011 regime change and Abedi and his mother and brother joined him later. Abedi reportedly returned to the United Kingdom shortly before the bombing.

"[T]here has been enormous progress with the investigation, but still an awful lot of work to do" Manchester police chief constable Ian Hopkins told the press. He also said the rate of hate crimes in his jurisdiction had nearly doubled this week, from 28 daily to 56.


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Former U.S. National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski dies aged 89

May 27, 2017

On Friday,, a professor and former  of the  administration, died at the age of 89.

The New York Times reported he died at a, hospital.

Brzezinski's daughter announced her father's death via. Others paid tribute to Brzezinski, including, Mika's co-host of MSNBC's , via Twitter and former U.S. president via statement.

Brzezinski was born on March 28, 1928 in,. His father, a diplomat, moved his family from Europe to Montreal, Canada in 1938 before World War II. Tadeusz retired from politics in 1944 when the Communists occupied his home country, so his family settled in the Canadian countryside.

Zbigniew Brzezinski earned two degrees from Canada's and then, in the United States, earned a  from. He began his teaching career at Harvard and then.

Throughout 1960s, Brzezinski worked for as his advisor and then the  administration. During the 1976 selections he advised Carter on foreign policy, then served as National Security Advisor (NSA) from 1977 to 1981, succeeding. As NSA, he assisted Carter in diplomatically handling world affairs, such as the, 1978; normalizing thought the late 1970s; the , which led to the , 1979; and the , 1979.

For his role in politics, Brzezinski earned the in 1981 and later the U.S.  in 2016. He has lately taught at the  and worked as a counselor for the.

Brzezinski wrote multiple books and some articles, including several from the 1950s.

Brzezinski was survived by his wife Eileen and his three children: daughter Mika and sons and.


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Same-sex spouse of Luxembourg's Prime Minister poses with other spouses of world leaders in Brussels photo op

May 29, 2017

On Thursday, spouses of world leaders posed for a at a  summit in Brussels, Belgium. , husband of Luxembourg's Prime Minister, was included in the op.

Also included in the photo op were the  Melania Trump;  of ;  of ;  of Belgium;, wife of NATO General Secretary ; Desislava Radeva of Bulgaria; Amelie Derbaudrenghien of Belgium; Mojca Stropnik of Slovenia; and Thora Margret Baldvinsdottir of Iceland. Destenay, Stropnik, and Baldvinsdottir stood on the back row of the op, while the remaining stood on the front.

Xavier Bettel and Gauthier Destenay were in the civil partnership before Bettel became Luxembourg's prime minister in 2013. The couple have been married since 2015, the year when their country legalized.

Former Prime Ministers of Belgium and  of Iceland were openly gay when they served office in their respective countries.

The world leaders attended a NATO conference in Brussels on the week of May 22.


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Talk:British counterterrorism agents say many of Manchester arena suicide bomber's confederates in custody

Review of revision 4317613 [Passed]
AlexVojProc (talk) 20:34, 27 May 2017 (UTC) In the title, "counterterroism" is a typo, missing the 'r'. This should be spelled "counterterrorism". I believe this reduces the credibility of the article.
 * Thanks for catching the typo, Alex., I think we need someone with reviewer permissions to change the name at this point. Darkfrog24 (talk) 01:35, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * I'll do it now. It takes an admin; the software doesn't provide a level of move protection that requires a reviewer.  --Pi zero (talk) 01:44, 28 May 2017 (UTC)


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Marco Silva joins Watford on two-year deal after Hull City relegated from Premier League

May 28, 2017 Yesterday, former football-club manager  joined  as the head coach, penning a two-year-contract. Via their official website, Hull City announced Marco Silva had decided to leave the club on Thursday.

39-year-old Portuguese Silva succeeded by the contract with Watford. Silva enjoyed a successful spell in Portugal and Greece before he came to England. Silva led to first division promotion in the Portuguese league before joining.

In 2014, Sporting CP won their first Portuguese Cup since 2008 under Silva's management. In 2015–16, Silva won the Greek Super League with — the club's 43rd league title. Olyampiacos defeated Arsenal in a Group Stage match at Arsenal's home ground but, finishing third in the group table, they were sent to the. Arsenal defeated Olyampiacos in the away fixture 3–0 as the Gunners booked a spot in the Last 16 round.

Sliva managed Hull City for the last eighteen Premier League games last season, winning six of them, but could not save the club from relegation. Watford finished 17th in the Premier League table, one place above the relegation zone. On Thursday, Silva expressed his desire to leave Hull City. Along with the Portuguese, other Hull City staff including Assistant Head Coach Joao Pedro Sousa, First Team Coach Goncalo Pedro and Goalkeeping Coach Hugo Oliveira left the club.

After Silva signed the contract with Watford, Watford's CEO Scott Duxbury said, "Marco was one of the most sought after Head Coaches in the Premier League. His pedigree and promise speaks for itself with his achievements in top divisions elsewhere across Europe, as well as his work at Hull City last season. We are delighted to have secured his services and to be welcoming a Head Coach of his profile and potential".


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Talk:Same-sex spouse of Luxembourg's Prime Minister poses with other spouses of world leaders in Brussels photo op

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I want to change the title to "Husband of Luxembourg's Prime Minister poses with wives of world leaders in Brussels photo op". However, I'm hesitant for the suggested title might be POV. Or maybe I'm wrong. --George Ho (talk) 17:47, 27 May 2017 (UTC)
 * I don't think that's POV so much as it puts the focus specifically on the action performed by one person. I only read the article once but it felt to me that it was about the photo op itself, everyone together and the LGBT milestone aspect was almost an afterthought. Darkfrog24 (talk) 14:12, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * In that case, may I change the title right away then? --George Ho (talk) 16:01, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Hm. Terms husband and wife say something about the spouse but not the leader.  Does it really go without saying that all these leaders would be male?  --Pi zero (talk) 16:15, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Hmm.... (again). I guess we'll stick with the current title as is for now until using the suggested title is verified as all right to use. --George Ho (talk) 18:14, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * ...I don't know who would conclude that leaders are "females", but I think... not one? --George Ho (talk) 18:16, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Heh. Well, when I first glanced unprimed at this discussion, something about spouses of leaders being one husband and a bunch of wives, the first guess that occurred to me was that one of the leaders was a woman.  --Pi zero (talk) 01:28, 29 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Does that make me less progressive-minded... or more? --Pi zero (talk) 01:29, 29 May 2017 (UTC)
 * My impression is that the relevance of the article is the same-sex-spouse aspect. --Pi zero (talk) 02:12, 29 May 2017 (UTC)


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Talk:Marco Silva joins Watford on two-year deal after Hull City relegated from Premier League

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This is two articles on one page. --Pi zero (talk) 01:21, 28 May 2017 (UTC)

@Acagastya, wanna split this page? --George Ho (talk) 01:35, 28 May 2017 (UTC)

Review of revision 4317696 [Not ready]

 * It's my tentative opinion at this time that the above review was a mental glitch on my part. But, whatever.  We move forward from where we are.  --Pi zero (talk) 15:53, 28 May 2017 (UTC)


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Portland man arrested for murder, intimidation in MAX train hate speech incident

May 29, 2017

Saturday morning, 35-year-old Portland, Oregon man was arrested and taken to the Multnomah County Detention Center on charges including murder, attempted murder and intimidation after verbally harassing two young women on a train and then attacking three men with a knife. An official statement from the said Christian "was on the  yelling various remarks that would be best characterized as hate speech toward a variety of ethnicities and religions. At least two of the victims attempted to intervene with the suspect and calm him down. The suspect attacked the men, stabbing three, before leaving the train." According to witnesses, Christian approached 16-year-old Destinee Mangum and a Muslim friend of hers who was wearing a Muslim headdress. Of the three men who were attacked, one died on the train, another was pronounced dead later at a hospital, and a third is still alive.

"He told us to go back to Saudi Arabia and he told us we shouldn't be here, to get out of his country," Mangum told  on Saturday. "He was just telling us that we basically weren't anything and that we should kill ourselves." Mangum and her friend then changed seats to avoid Christian. "This white male from the back of us was like he's talking to you guys? You guys can't disrespect these young ladies like that. Then they just all started arguing." She said Christian began attacking people just as Mangum and her friend got off the train. "[I]t was just blood everywhere and we just started running for our lives."

"[T]hey lost their lives because of me and my friend, and the way we look[...] I just want to say thank you to them and their family, and that I appreciate them," said Mangum. "Without them, we probably would be dead right now."

The two men who died were Ricky John Best, age 53, and Taliesin Myddrin Namkai-Meche, 23. The third knife victim, Micah David-Cole Fletcher, 21, was still hospitalized as of today. Best, who served 23 years in the U.S. Army, left behind four children. Namkai-Meche graduated from with a degree in economics and was working as an intern. Fletcher, who has disclosed publicly he is on the autism spectrum, was profiled by Venture in 2015 for his participation in a Portland. At that time, Fletcher disclosed he had been institutionalized for "erratic anger" during middle school.

Christian has come to the attention of police before. He was convicted of and  in 2002. On April 29, he showed up to a free speech march armed with a baseball bat and threatened counter-protesters. He was wearing a U.S. flag like a cape, shouting racial epithets and making the Nazi. The police took away his bat. He attended a number of rallies and, according to the, Christian has promoted white supremacist views on the Internet.

The attack took place the day before the beginning of the Muslim holy season, Ramadan. The Council on American-Islamic Relations has asked U.S. President Donald Trump to condemn the killings.


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For fans, by fans: Toronto anime event 2017 among continent's largest

May 31, 2017

is “by the fans, for the fans”, event chair Irwin Tan told Wikinews in an interview at the event, Saturday. Started by a group of university anime clubs in 1997, it has grown to become one of the largest conventions of its kind in North America, spanning three days, five venues, and tens of thousands of fans.

Along with the dealer's hall, industry tables, and artist booths typical of conventions, Anime North's convention floor included a formal gallery space, a charity auction in support of Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital, an aerial performer, gaming tables, archery tag, dance events, and outdoor concerts. At one of the hotels surrounding the main venue, an entire 5000 volume manga library was available, for attendees looking to take a quiet pause. Full programming tracks about ball-jointed dolls — Doll North — and homoerotic-themed anime and manga — Yaoi/Yuri North — were also given entire hotels to themselves, allowing them to offer extensive programming.

As with many fan conventions, many fans attended in cosplay of their favourite characters. Some outfits included massive props, like wings, weapons, or even an additional character riding on their back. A variety of anime and manga worlds were represented, as well as video games like ', Western comic books, Disney characters, even "Smug ", and the Ferocious Beast from '. The event offered panels to help costume creators and wearers develop in their hobby, such as "Thermoplastics for Cosplay", looking at the pliable polymers used to create things like character armour, and "Social Media for Cosplayers".

The cosplay subculture of, for which masks of mainly human characters are worn, was well-represented. Ride the Pig Studios, a Nevada-based studio, was set up in the industry section with a photo booth for attendees to get a photo with practitioners of the craft, and two sessions, including one hosted by Kazunori Uhyo Sugiura, a university professor attending from Japan.

Anime North was deemed the fourth largest convention in North American with a primary theme of anime, in 2016, by AnimeCons.com.

Cosplay coverage continues after the interview.

Interview with Irwin Tan
Wikinews had a chance to talk with Irwin Tan, Chair of Anime North, in the midst his busy schedule of checking in with the dozens of departments at the event. The event refers to its volunteers as staff.

'''Since the creation of Anime North, it's amazing how much it's grown. How has the organization been able to deal with the growth?'''

 * I think one of the key things is that, in many ways large chunks of the organization are very stable. There's almost like a backbone of staff who have been in the same positions for long periods, For example, the woman who runs the program department, Eileen McEvoy, she's been doing it every year since the first Anime North, which means she's gotten really, really good at it. As the convention has grown, people have been in the same positions, so I think it kind of grows around them, [...] positions grow around the person at the core and their strengths.

 * We've also been very lucky with our staff, because we have a lot of really great staff. [...] When we first started, we were just [...] around 700 our very first year, and that was 21 conventions ago, so this is our 20th birthday. At the very beginning, we started with that as a core, we started as a one-day event started by the University of Toronto Anime Club, along with other university anime clubs, pooled resources, made use of one of the university facilities, which was no cost, planned for 300 which was club membership, got 700, and it's kind of grown up since then.

'''Most conventions tend to be for a certain genre, but anime is much larger than a single genre. How do you balance all of the different interests?'''

 * A lot of it is, when we do the panelists, people can submit panels. They say, "hey, I would like to do a panel on this, and here's the topic I have, here's the panelists I'd like to bring." So people come to us and say this is what we're doing, and we have a team that reviews it, and says "we've got too many of this, but not enough that,” so they can kind of work back and forth to provide a very general program.

 * One advantage of the size is that we can cater. For example, Yaoi North is an area dedicated to the Yaoi fans. So they have their own space, and in many ways it lets them be themselves, they don't have to worry about, someone walks in there, they know what they're going to. [...] The people who do the ball-jointed dolls have space. Since we're so large, we can devote different parts of different hotels, gaming has this track, that has that track. It helps that we can maintain the diversity that way.

 * I think this year, we have just over a thousand staff. It was a thousand yesterday, not sure how many more have checked in. It means there are staff dedicated to different events, different things. [...] There's a certain amount of diversity and specialization within the organization.

'''How after 21 years do you remain so passionate? Is it seeing everyone else's reactions?'''

 * That has a lot to do with it. As I said, it's by fans, for fans. I mentioned this in the opening ceremonies, just walking around... Sure, the con has changed, the world around us certainly has changed in the last year, but as I say, the more things change, the more things stay the same. A lot of it is the passion these people bring in, every time you look at these costumes, it's like "you spent a whole year working on that, that's a huge commitment, and a lot of love and passion." In many ways, that's what inspires us, as we look at all these people and they love it so much, and it inspires us to do the best we can for them.

Cosplay highlights
As mentioned earlier, many cosplayers went by the maxim of “go big or go home”, with large props, wigs, wings, and weapons.

Conservative convention next door
A portion of media attention was devoted to the Conservative Party of Canada hosting its leadership convention in the north building of the, simultaneous to Anime North. Allegedly, hour-long traffic delays at the venue prevented some party members from voting. Polls were Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., local time. The north building is accessed from a different road than the south.


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'''Since the creation of Anime North, it's amazing how much it's grown, to become one of the largest events in North America. How has the organization been able to deal with the growth?'''

I think one of the key things is that, in many ways large chunks of the organization are very stable. There's almost like a backbone of staff who have been in the same positions for long periods, For example, the woman who runs the program department, Elaine MacAvoy, she's been doing it every year since the first Anime North, which means she's gotten really, really good at it. As the convention has grown, people have been in the same positions, so it kind of grows around them, so in many ways positions grow around the person at the core and their strengths. There's that, and —

We've also been very lucky with our staff, because we have a lot of really great staff. People like to talk about "drinking the Kool-Ade" and stuff, but for us a lot of it is very much the idea that it's — well, at the very beginning, the motto was — well, the unofficial motto was — by the fans, for the fans. When we first started, we were just [...] around 700 our very first year, and that was 21 conventions ago, so this is our actual 20th birthday. At the very beginning, we started with that as a core, we actually started as a one-day event started by the University of Toronto Anime Club, along with other university clubs, pooled resources, made use of one of the university facilities, which was no cost, planned for 300 which was club membership, got 700, and it's kind of grown up since then.

'''Most conventions tend to be for a certain genre, but anime is much larger than a single genre. How do you balance all of the different interests?'''

A lot of it is, when we do the panelists, people can submit panels. They say, "hey, I would like to do a panel on this, and here's the topic I have, here's the panelists I'd like to bring." So people come to us and say this is what we're doing, and we have a team that reviews it, and says "we've got too many of this, but not enough that," so they can kind of work back and forth to provide a very general program.

One advantage of the size is that we can cater. For example, Yaoi North is an area dedicated to the Yaoi fans. So they have their own space, and in many ways it lets them be themselves, they don't have to worry about, someone walks in there, they know what they're going to. [...] The people who do the ball-jointed dolls have space. Since we're so large, we can devote different parts of different hotels, gaming has this track, that has that track. It helps that we can maintain the diversity that way.

I think this year, we have just over a thousand staff. It was a thousand yesterday, not sure how many more have checked in. It means there are staff dedicated to different events, different things. For example, the guys who do cosplay chess focus on cosplay chess. The guys who are working on the [yard?] room, focus on the [yard?] room. There's a certain amount of diversity and specialization within the organization.

'''Is there any programming you're particularly excited for this year? Do you actually personally get a chance to at least have five minutes...?

I try to catch as much as I can in passing, but I spend most of my time walking around, walking the floor, talking to people, checking in with departments, so I see almost everything in passing. There are some occasional panels that, if I have a chance to sit down, I'll sit in on. But often it's very hard to plan, because [the moment I sit down, something happens.] I have to admit, I haven't read the whole programme schedule, [ed: too fast, didn't transcribe].

'''How after 21 years do you remain so passionate? Is it just seeing everyone else's reactions?'''

That has a lot to do with it. As I said, it's by fans, for fans. I mentioned this in the opening ceremonies, just walking around... Sure, the con has changed, the world around us certainly has changed in the last year, but as I say, the more things change, the more things stay the same. A lot of it is the passion these people bring in, every time you look at these costumes, it's like "you spent a whole year working on that, that's a huge commitment, and a lot of love and passion." In many ways, that's what inspires us, as we look at all these people and they love it so much, and it inspires us to do the best we can for them.

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How was this interview documented? Audio tape? --Pi zero (talk) 19:19, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * The Voice Memos app on my iPhone. I've just surprised myself... I've been able to send it to my email. Shall I forward it to any particular address? (I know there's a generic evidence inbox, can't find the address.) --  Zanimum (talk) 19:39, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * scoop at wikinewsie dot org --Pi zero (talk) 20:25, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Thanks, sent! --  Zanimum (talk) 20:34, 28 May 2017 (UTC)
 * FYI, it seems to be trying to forward to three individual accounts that are bouncing. --  Zanimum (talk) 20:36, 28 May 2017 (UTC)

Sorry re: 6 hours,, it's from the CPC's own voting information page. -- Zanimum (talk) 19:24, 31 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Link? --Pi zero (talk) 19:43, 31 May 2017 (UTC)
 * Oh. I see.  --Pi zero (talk) 20:15, 31 May 2017 (UTC)

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 * Sorry, and thanks! --  Zanimum (talk) 21:03, 31 May 2017 (UTC)

Elaine MacAvoy or Eileen McEvoy
The IP user changed the name. Which name is correct? --George Ho (talk) 00:24, 2 June 2017 (UTC)
 * It wasn't simply "changed by an IP", an edit changing it was submitted by an IP, and was then reviewed. I reviewed it.  The convention web site has a staff list (which I knew about from the in-depth review), which confirms the IP's correction.  --Pi zero (talk) 01:08, 2 June 2017 (UTC)
 * Okay. Thanks for the heads up. --George Ho (talk) 01:09, 2 June 2017 (UTC)

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I'm concerned about the way the mainstream media presents mental illness. There's a temptation to jump to "he was mentally ill" whenever a white guy does something that we'd otherwise call terrorism. That's why I think it's important to mention that Fletcher has publicly said he has autism and once spent time in a mental health facility. People with neurological issues and mental illness are more likely to be the victim of a crime than the perpetrator, and we never hear about it. Consider this disclosure of a goal and bias. I am asking the reviewer and fellow writers to pay extra attention so that this article is properly neutral when published. Darkfrog24 (talk) 12:48, 29 May 2017 (UTC)
 * There are a lot of implications for this. Does hospitalizing people for anger work?  Does catching mental problems in middle school work?  Would Jeremy Christian have turned out more like Fletcher if any of his mental issues had been caught and treated?  Is Fletcher's family able to afford therapy and medication and Christian's isn't?  It's not our place to answer these questions and given our relationship to sources and editorializing, not even our place to explicitly ask them in the article itself, but it is our place to give the reader facts relevant to those questions. Darkfrog24 (talk) 12:56, 29 May 2017 (UTC)

Spelling of Destinee Ma[ng]um's surname
The New York Post switches from "Magnum" to "Mangum." The Guardian uses "Mangum." Given that "magnum" is a word that people are used to, I think it's more likely to be the typo. Darkfrog24 (talk) 18:00, 29 May 2017 (UTC)


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This type of situation gets me thinking about how far free speech should extend. I'm not talking about the hate speech Christian used while on the train, but the altright internet websites he has said to have frequently visited. This country has made it okay for heinous words to be said at no mercy or remorse. Those websites are violent and threaten many groups of people based on many things. We have outlawed communism in this country because it degrades people and is a generally oppressive system, but how is this neoxonservatism any different? Those same people who fight for their "free {hate} speech" most likely approve of the censorship of communsim. Any group or system or ideology that falls under this category should be treated equally under the law; that could mean havwbdull free speech and allow people to voice their opinions or outlaw websites that consistently empower nazis. Going back to the incident at hand, by Christian'a potential comments on these kinds of websites maybe he could have been arrested earlier on and these lives could have been saved. Open forums for people to incite hate and encourage violence should be condemned and looked into because these people are terrorists. These websites are terrorist affiliated and are not seen for what they are. A terrorist is not a Muslim middle eastern and that idea must be spread. The US has a duty to protect its citizens and these Altright websites are an apparent danger that must be taken seriously.


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The Tabby's taking a scheduled dip and not to kill fleas. On the night of May 18 into 19, a robotic 14-inch Celestron telescope at in Arizona watched  lose brightness by a dramatic 3% and counting, confirming a prediction that the star would undergo its unusual dimming events once every 750 days. Other major telescope projects and citizen astronomers have confirmed these findings. The dip was complex and continued through to Sunday, after a brief rise in brightness over the weekend. It seems to have ended now, with tweets from Jason Wright reminding us that the dips came in clumps before and from Tabby Boyajian saying "will we have a flurry of dips to come? Stay tuned!"

Tabby's star, also called Boyajian's Star and officially designated KIC 8462852, came to attention during the Kepler telescope project, which continuously monitored more than 150,000 stars simultaneously, from May 2009 to May 2013, with the primary goal of detecting exoplanets. If a star grows dimmer but then recovers, a planet may have passed in front of it. But Tabby's star is showing something else. An exoplanet can cause its sun to dim by perhaps 1% and not for very long. Some of Tabby's dips have been this mild, but others have hit 20% and lasted weeks. It also tends to recover only partially, slowly showing a net dimming over the years.

"Tabby's star… went through a lot of very strange dimming events that got up to 22% dimmer during the Kepler Mission, and since then we've been eagerly awaiting another dip. And the reason that we've been waiting for that is that whatever is causing the star to get dimmer will leave a spectral fingerprint behind," said Jason Wright of Pennsylvania State University. "So if it's a lot of dust between us and the star that's passing by, it should block more blue light than red light. If there's gas in that dust, that gas should absorb very specific wavelengths. So we’ve been eager to see one of these changes, these dips in the star, so we can take the spectra." He also addressed space fans via Twitter: "ALERT:@tsboyajian's star is dipping This is not a drill. Astro tweeps on telescopes in the next 48 hours: spectra please!"

Tabby's star has become a favorite among space fans and both professional and citizen astronomers, with a plethora of ideas about what might be causing its behavior. A comet's tail of dust and gas can spread over a region as large as a star or larger. It could be that pesky space dust or stellar indigestion after. Some have even hypothesized that alien civilizations might be harvesting the sun's energy using a mid-construction, a Dyson swarm, or similar apparatus.

In 1960, physicist Freeman Dyson first suggested searching space for evidence of a spherical structure completely enclosing a star. He suggested that an advanced civilization, a few centuries ahead of us technologically, could make it out of asteroids, comets, or large planets such as Jupiter. They could use it, he hypothesized, to harness all the solar power from their host star which they would convert to waste heat as part of their civilization's energy metabolism. However, this would create excess infrared radiation, which astronomers have not observed for Tabby's star. Fans of the Dyson sphere or swarm model for Tabby's star think that it could be used for some other purpose, like beaming signals to other stars, or that the structures might lie within a disk seen edge on, so that most of the infrared is radiated away from the direction of observation from Earth. (SETI) devoted six nights of observation time to Tabby's star in the fall of 2016 as part of the project. No radio or laser pulse signals have been detected yet.

Tabby's star had its first major dip 800 days into the Kepler observations and a series of further large dips lasting for a few months each started 1500 days in. Astronomers predicted Thursday's dip by hypothesizing that it was caused by material orbiting Tabby's star with an orbital period of around 750 days. However, no substantial dip was noticed during the first 800 days. One idea is that whatever blocks out the star actually formed during that brief interval of time. Possibly, two planetary embryos collided after Kepler started its observations of the Tabby's star system. Many such collisions have taken place in Earth's solar system, including the theorized collision that formed the Moon. However to give Kepler even a decent chance of spotting such a rare event, there would have to be an average of 10,000 such collisions per system.

It is also possible that the dips are associated with the orbiting remnants of a planet eaten by the star 10,000 years ago. Astronomers now believe that such events are quite common, with the example of Wasp 12 eating a Jupiter sized planet right now. However, they estimated that unless we were exceptionally lucky again, ten Jupiters' worth of planets and other debris would need to fall into an average star in its lifetime to explain these observations. This would make them very common. Jason Wright commented, "This paper puts the merger scenario on the table in a credible way, I think this moves it into the top tier of explanations"

At the time of its discovery by Tabetha Bayajian, Tabby's star was the only star known to have such huge dips in its light. Another one was discovered in 2016, EPIC 204278916, a young star, leading the authors to suspect a warped inner disk or transiting comets. Tabby's star is an slightly larger and brighter than our sun, while EPIC 204278916 is a young pre-main sequence star on its way towards becoming an M type  rather smaller and dimmer than our sun.

The next step is to examine the dimming events with instruments able to spread out the light into a spectrum. If an object, natural or otherwise, is blocking Tabby's light, it will change its color slightly, and leave a fingerprint of some sort in the stars spectrum, such as darker lines at particular frequencies or a dip in the spectrum over a range of frequencies.

The follow on observations after the Kepler project were funded by a $100,000 kickstarter to continuously monitor. Other organizations monitoring this current Tabby's star dimming event include the, Arizona's , 's , , and the .. Tabby's star was originally discovered by volunteers for the citizen science project, which was implemented to search for planet transits in the Kepler data using the unique pattern finding capabilities of the human eye. This buzz of discussion is what alerted the professional astronomers to it.

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In what Afghan president Ashraf Ghani called "a crime against humanity," earlier this morning, local time, a septic tanker truck filled with explosives detonated not far from the German embassy in Kabul's area, during the city's morning commute. According to the country's health ministry, at least 83 bodies have been found and over 450 have been wounded. The ministry's spokesperson, Ismail Kawasi, said most of the victims were civilians, including children.

"The attack demonstrates a complete disregard for civilians and reveals the barbaric nature of the enemy faced by the Afghan people," Ghani said in an official statement. "The terrorists, even in the holy month of Ramadan, the month of goodness, blessing and prayer, are not stopping the killing of our innocent people," he said. General John W. Nicholson Jr., commander of American and North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces in Afghanistan congratulated city security forces for preventing the truck from coming any closer to important government buildings and embassies.

This attack was unusual, though not unheard of, because of the sheer volume of the bomb involved. According to Kabul's police chief, General, "The blast was so huge that it dug a big crater as deep as four meters" (13 ) and it damaged buildings as far as one mile (1.2 ) away.

Though an initial report by Interior Ministry spokesman Najib Danish claimed the site of the detonation as near one of the gates to the, it was actually closer to the German embassy, which sustained considerable damage, according to NBC. Germany currently has more than 950 soldiers in Afghanistan as part of NATO's and helped the Afghan security personnel in their training. "It was a car bomb near the German embassy, but there are several other important compounds and offices near there too. It is hard to say what the exact target is," said police spokesperson Basir Mujahid.

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 * I saw you removed a few things that you could not find in the sources. That happens sometimes, the Guardian or another source will change after I look at it (or give the URL to its latest article and change the URL for the one I read), but it's no big deal if a line or two is removed.  However, this part gave me pause: "General John W. Nicholson Jr., commander of American and North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces in Afghanistan congratulated city security forces for preventing the truck from coming any closer to important government buildings and embassies." In the source I used, it was the Afghan president.
 * I checked, and the New York Times article at that URL is definitely different from the article I read. Yesterday morning, President Trump had not yet called to offer condolences.  I think what happened is that the New York Times corrected the article after I used it as a source.  I'm not sure how we should deal with this problem. Darkfrog24 (talk) 11:51, 1 June 2017 (UTC)


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On Tuesday or Wednesday, by varying reports, Etienne Cardiles married his late partner Xavier Jugelé at a posthumous wedding ceremony in France. Xavier Jugelé was a police officer posthumously awarded France's — amongst the highest honours of France — after he was killed in the line of duty in April of this year.

Some reports indicated the guests included former French President Francois Hollande and current Mayor of Paris.

The reported this ceremony may be the first posthumous  in France, where posthumous weddings are legally allowed under the country's civil code. Hollande, while in office, granted Cardiles permission; posthumous marriage guidelines on the French government's website say the president may grant permission if the petitioner, here Cardiles, shows serious cause and the other partner's willingness to be married. In China, posthumous weddings are also practiced in a form called "ghost marriages", arranged for deceased with a living or dead partner.

Jugelé had a civil partnership with Cardiles. Jugelé was a campaigner for gay rights, and as an officer worked in Paris since 2014. He also was deployed in the.

On April 20, Jugelé was fatally shot twice in the head on duty by a convicted criminal Karim Cheurfi during the of that day. During the shooting, two other officers were wounded, and Cheurfi was fatally shot in action.

At a remembrance ceremony for Jugelé in April, then-President Hollande gave him the Legion of Honour. Cardiles said in eulogy, "I have no hatred, Xavier, because it is not like you and does not fit with what made your heart beat nor what made you a guardian of the peace."


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