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mohit you in your basket fruity pebble protein shakes. that s what i would do. yeah. no. i pour water in my own bag accident emily sometimes delivered jake tapper. so does he doesn t do that. he doesn t hold water just one week right here on cnn, biden and trump facing off. the lead starts right now we are literally just days away from what will kick off a critical stretch of the 2024 campaign. a debate and then right after it to conventions and in the midst of it, all the us supreme court ready to roll on presidential immunity and more and the campus arrest video scene around the world, police using tactical vehicles to get protests crews out of hamilton hall at columbia university. and now those protesters are having their day in court plus what exactly is going on in the south china sea right now? now a philippine ships sandwich by the chinese coast guard got violent quickly with multiple service members injured. it is a clear escalation and it could have serio ....
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China plans to increase PE classes to boost masculinity among young boys. (Corbis via Getty/ Jie Zhao) The education ministry in China is planning to increase PE classes and sports in schools to boost the “masculinity” of “effeminate” boys. The plan is a response to a proposal by government advisory group the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, according to Reuters, which wants to prevent “young men from becoming feminised”. The education ministry will now recruit more PE teachers in an effort to boost “masculinity” among school boys, but the plan has sparked huge controversy in China. A hashtag referencing the government plan has been viewed more than 1.5 million times on Weibo. While some insist the plan promotes damaging and discriminatory ideas about masculinity, others are in full support of it. ....
cruelty i ve ever heard about. it struck a chord with me as a father, viewer, and millions around the world. men covered him with kerosene and set this little boy on fire. it s hard to imagine anyone can do that to a child. his story isn t so much about cruelty but strength and healing and courage. reporter: now nine, it s hard to believe this the same youssif we met in baghdad. no trace of the solemn and angry boy he once was. no trace of the boy who could only speak a few words of english. i m still making it. i m doing like soccer games and practice. i never used to do that in my country. why didn t you do it in your country? because it was kind of dangerous there. do you remember that day when those guys attacked you? no. reporter: he used to. this was youssif, just five years old at the time. he was attacked by masked men right in front of his home in early january 2007. his family begged for help. desperate to see their boy smile again. a plea heard ....