VIDEO: MNA correspondent's report on Leader farewell ceremony

A Soldier Left His Mother Mid-Hug to Lift His Partner at His Homecoming — the Video Is Dividing the Internet Over Who Should Come First

A video shared on X by @choquei shows a soldier’s emotional homecoming reunion at an airport. But viewers are divided over whether his reaction was a romantic gesture toward his partner or disrespectful to his mother. The clip features a uniformed man returning from a military deployment. The exact location, identities of the people involved, Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online. The post A Soldier Left His Mother Mid-Hug to Lift His Partner at His Homecoming — the Video Is Dividing the Internet Over Who Should Come First appeared first on The Daily Dot.

Sirens, Jeers Drown Out Stephen Miller During DC Natl Guard Speech

Video footage captured Miller trying to speak over the sound of chanting and sirens.

A picture and its story: Patriot Front members and a solitary woman travel on a DC train

Reuters photographers were in Washington covering July 4 celebrations when photographer Nathan Howard began seeing social media reports that members of Patriot Front — a white supremacist group whose members use fascist imagery and typically conceal their identities in public — were marching in the city. Howard and fellow photographer Cheney Orr then set out to document the group. One photo in particular, taken by Orr, has attracted global attention. It shows a woman in a green T-shirt sitting alone on the train, her face impassive. Members of the Patriot Front are sitting and standing in front of her, behind her and next to her. Orr describes making the photo. #UnitedStates #PatriotFront #Photography #News #America

VIDEO: Mehr staffer's video footage of funeral in Qom

TEHRAN, Jul. 07 (MNA) – The following video footage is by Mehr staff member of the earlier on Tuesday's massive funeral for martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei in Qom.

Japanese guests queue for photos with Pauline Hanson at Parliament House

Former NSW trade and investment commissioner Mike Newman recounts how One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson was mobbed by Japanese guests eager for photos during the Nara Treaty celebration at Parliament House. “I happened to be at her table, and for three hours, I don’t think she got to sit down … there were probably 100, 150 people who were wanting to have a photo during the evening, all of them beaming and smiling,” Mr Newman told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “A common comment that came from the Japanese was that, you know what, you are so much like our own Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.”