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Italian media are discussing an initiative by SpaceX aimed at children across America, described by Elon Musk as a gift. According to a HuffPost Italia report, the move is about more than a simple gesture, with commentators weighing what lies behind Musk's offer and what it signals about his broader public and business ambitions.
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Economist and former labour minister Elsa Fornero sharply criticised the Italian government, saying it is deceiving voters and that the country 'does not deserve' such treatment. Her comments, made in an interview with HuffPost Italia, target the government's approach to pensions, a recurring flashpoint in Italian politics under the Meloni administration.
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Hillary Clinton was asked how Donald Trump has changed since 2016 and answered without holding back, remarks first reported by HuffPost that are now circulating widely. Her assessment of the former president's evolution over nearly a decade in politics is fueling conversation, with viewers weighing in on both her characterization and Trump's trajectory since his first campaign.
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Jimmy Kimmel has hit back at Donald Trump after the former president attacked him at a rally, offering what HuffPost describes as a defiantly petty response. The exchange between the late-night host and Trump is drawing attention as the two continue their long-running public feud ahead of the election season.
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Reports from German media and French outlets describe members of the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) expressing irredentist ambitions to reclaim Alsace and Moselle for Germany. French media, including Marianne and Le HuffPost, have picked up the story, warning of a far-right fantasy of recovering Alsace-Lorraine and recalling the region's contested history between the two countries.
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Spanish comedian Henar Álvarez has published her own quiniela, or pool, of the twelve lies she expects to hear in the run-up to the elections. In the piece for El HuffPost she jokes that 29 November will show how many of her predictions came true, drawing attention and reactions for her satirical take on political campaign promises.
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Spanish socialite Carmen Lomana is dominating headlines for several reasons at once: she explained in an interview with El HuffPost why the phrase 'que aproveche' falls outside proper social etiquette, she revealed her brother Carlos Fernández-Lomana has died, and fashion outlets like ELLE and La Razón are praising her Chanel Mary Jane shoes and elegant autumn rain looks as style inspiration for the season.