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Team Vitality indicated that the club's premises had been looted during the mobilization on October 17. The club specified that no staff members or fans had been injured, but that its display cases had been destroyed and trophies as well as computer equipment had been stolen. Pending a full assessment of the damage, V.Hive would remain closed, Team Vitality added, announcing that further information would be communicated later. #Justice #Solidarité #Soutien (translated)

In calmness, the actions of a few vandals on October 17 are compared by Le Parisien to... the attack on the Capitol by Trump's supporters in October 2021. The statue of Marianne overturned at the town hall of Marseille is likened to "a decapitated head rolling." Luckily, ridicule doesn't kill... (translated)

"It's a terrible situation, but fortunately there was a man who had a gun and knew how to use it," said President Donald Trump, whose administration positions itself as a guarantor of the Second Amendment of the American Constitution, which guarantees the right to bear arms. #fusillade #ÉtatsUnis #violencearmé (translated)

Zerotick wrote that Noi had spent two weeks on a spiritual retreat to return rested and calm ahead of the Worlds, before facing KT Rolster right after his return. He sarcastically commented that "fortunately, they were not at the Worlds," then stated that the botlane players knew they would not be wearing that jersey in 2027. #esport #LeagueOfLegends #Worlds2023 (translated)

When comparing what happened between the beginning of the year and today, tax revenues related to fuel have decreased by 357 million euros for the state. Tax revenues from the state on fuel have decreased by 357 million euros since the beginning of the year, according to the Minister of Public Accounts David Amiel, which is a slightly lower shortfall than a few weeks ago. So we have a loss of 357 million euros in both excise duties and VAT, meaning the two taxes that burden fuel," David Amiel specified. Fortunately, we did not listen to those who called on us to redistribute an imaginary pot. #FinancesPubliques #Carburant #TVA (translated)

The mayor of Aubagne, Jean-Pierre Squillari, testified after the gunfire at a college, highlighting that the CPE subdued the armed student, who was a quiet child, and that the victims, although injured, are fortunately doing well. #Aubagne #Éducation #ViolenceScolaire (translated)

Ilan Gabet reported that a 53-year-old principal was shot in the hip and that a teacher was also injured that morning in Aubagne. He added that a 14-year-old teenager had been arrested and that, according to the prosecutor's office, the events were not apparently linked to the high school mobilization, as no blockades had been organized at the school. Gabet expressed his support for the two staff members and the educational community, specifying that there was no immediate danger to their lives. #Aubagne #SoutienÉducatif #Actualité (translated)

Crocodyle wrote that obtaining cards was smooth at the beginning of the game, but after 15 to 20 hours and with 50 cards, he felt a rise in difficulty that he did not like in free-to-play. He said he was considering improving conditions for free-to-play players, which would also have an indirect effect on the premium experience. He added that his progress in free-to-play allowed him to adjust rewards according to his impressions. #FreeToPlay #Gaming #JeuxVidéo (translated)

The author indicated that the primary site had been attacked by bots, preventing many people from voting. He added that experts had confirmed the absence of tampering with the integrity of the vote and the proper recording of the expressed votes. He also wrote: "Normally, you can," before sharing a link. (translated)

Guillaume Kasbarian strongly criticized a proposal by environmentalists which, according to him, aims to tax corporate investments in robots and artificial intelligence. He described this tax as "unique in the world" and stated that it had been rejected. https://t.co/AJ4kZBMBWu #Politique #Économie #Innovation (translated)

The Toad estimated that Charles Martel, who, according to him, had put an end to the Umayyad Arab-Muslim invasion of France in the 8th century, deserved a great historical film. He suggested that a story akin to a "French Braveheart," centered on the character and his battles, could appeal beyond the country's borders. He also wrote that a film depicting a Catholic repelling invaders he described in derogatory terms would today risk being labeled far-right and struggle to secure funding for a big-budget production. Lastly, he hoped that advancements in artificial intelligence would allow this period to be told in the years to come. #Histoire #Cinéma #CharlesMartel (translated)

Shisheyu wrote that, even though teachers held knowledge and students learned it, those who made it a central trait of their personality to disdain children were, in his view, bad educators and lacked wisdom. He indicated that his promotion to MPSI/MP had been affected by the tyrannical and contemptuous behavior of a mathematics teacher, which the rectorate of Normandy would have covered up. He contrasted this teacher with a physics professor whom he described as respectful of his class and concerned with imparting his knowledge in a supportive spirit. Finally, Shisheyu expressed his support for high school students, adding that many teachers were on their side. #Éducation #Professeurs #SoutienAuxLycéens (translated)

Steevy Boulette wrote that he spoke the night before to the parents of Philippine, a first-year student at Sciences Po, and indicated that the emotion remained strong. According to his account, she had suffered a severe hypoglycemic crisis and dizziness during a blockade. He stated that Thomas Portes, present to fight fascism, had thrown her a pack of Haribo crocodiles and given her his phone number. Boulette added that Philippine was gradually recovering, hoped that a witness had filmed the scene to publish it on TikTok, and was set to go on vacation to the Seychelles. #SciencesPo #Soutien #Éducation (translated)

Cristiano Ronaldo claimed that the Portuguese coach had proposed a plan for him to participate in international matches, which he accepted. According to him, the plan stipulated that he would play in the first and last match and would not go to Norway or Denmark. However, he had agreed to play 30 minutes in Norway at the coach's request. Ronaldo then reproached the coach for breaking his word. He said they had agreed that the coach would acknowledge in a press conference that he had proposed the plan, that Ronaldo had never asked to play, and that it was wrong of him to make him warm up without putting him in the game. Simão Coutinho, a manager at Al Nassr, had witnessed their exchanges, he specified. Ronaldo felt that the tone of the coach during the press conference was different from that of their private conversation. The Portuguese captain acknowledged that he had been wrong not to greet the supporters after the match and for leaving the gathering. He apologized to them, as well as to his teammates, while explaining that the breach of trust had led him to leave. He also stated that he accepted the Federation's sanction and indicated that he would remain available for the national team after his suspension, provided he was fit and playing for his club. #CristianoRonaldo #ÉquipeNationale #Football (translated)

Noui wrote that he imagined that in 1936, some criticized the demonstrations in favor of a second week of paid leave, labeling the demonstrators as lazy and presenting themselves as submissive to their boss. He added that he was happy that these people were not listened to, because, in his opinion, workers would still be working 48-hour weeks. #histoire #travail #congéspayés (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that the student union was calling for a new day of mobilization on Thursday, October 8. He welcomed the existence of student unions and indicated that the unions he termed as "real", those of the "old", would mobilize on November 6, 2026. #Mobilisation #SyndicatÉtudiant #Étudiants (translated)