🔴 FLASH Paris (75) — « Bismillah, c’est les ténèbres ! Je ba*se ta mère fils de p*te »
👉 En immersion dans une boutique de cartes à collectionner cette nuit saccagée et pillée.
Des lots de maquillage, des parfums de luxe ou encore des maillots de foot… Des annonces de produits pillés apparaissent déjà sur les plateformes de vente en ligne. Plus de 1 500 boutiques auraient été vandalisées ce samedi 17 octobre, selon la Fédération du commerce et de la distribution.
🎙️ Justina Pukaite
🚨MOUS-K A CONSTRUIT UNE MAISON POUR SA MAMAN DANS SON VILLAGE AUX COMORES ! 🇰🇲❤️
🗣️ « J’ai déjà mis la daronne à l’abri, quand tu regardes ce que j’ai sur mon poignet. C’est pas trop cher une baraque en Afrique. »
🚨🇫🇷 INSOLITE : UN UNBOXING DES PILLAGES ! Une femme s’amuse à interviewer des personnes qui ont dévalisé des magasins, en leur demandant de présenter leur butin, comme s’il s’agissait de cadeaux de Noël !
Des iPhones aux vêtements, chacun exhibe fièrement ce qu’il a récupéré !
💬 «La perte de son œil gauche est définitive»
Une adolescente de 17 ans a perdu un œil à Mulhouse lors de la journée de mobilisation du samedi 17 octobre, l’IGPN saisie
➡️ https://t.co/FOJqDYQDvV
James Michael Patrick was sentenced to 72 years for murdering his wife Jenean Chapman just three months into their marriage. The 46-year-old Dallas businesswoman, who once worked for the Duchess of York, was found unrecognizable in her apartment after a violent struggle. Her family called the sentence justice.
George Taliaferro was the first black player drafted in the NFL.
In the 1949 NFL Draft, Taliaferro was selected by the Chicago Bears in the 13th round (129th overall), breaking a barrier in a league that had long been slow to include Black athletes in its formal selection process. Although he chose to honor a contract with the Los Angeles Dons of the rival All-America Football Conference that year, his selection marked a historic first in NFL history — a moment that helped open doors for the generations of Black athletes who followed.
Before the pros, Taliaferro was already a force at Indiana University, starring in multiple positions, earning three All-American honors, and leading the Hoosiers to their only undefeated Big Ten season. In the NFL and the AAFC, he continued to showcase his versatility, playing halfback, quarterback, defensive back, receiver, punter, and returner over his professional career.
Beyond the gridiron, Taliaferro dedicated his life to education and community service — earning a master’s degree, supporting youth programs, and advocating for equality off the field.
Taliaferro passed away in 2018 at the age of 91, but his impact lives on every time players of all races take the field, every time the draft brings excitement and opportunity, and every Super Bowl weekend reminds us how far the game — and the country — has come