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On Monday, a few dozen pro-Palestinian demonstrators were arrested and led out of a Senate office building after they laid down on the ground and asked that Congress refrain from supporting Israel against Hamas terrorists. Meanwhile, elderly Jewish demonstrators in favor of a ceasefire were also protesting around town by chaining themselves to the White House security fence. Other anti-war demonstrators outside the White House poured on the ground on Monday with fake blood all over them and baby dolls, demanding that collective punishment in Gaza be prohibited.'

It was the sculpture that first caught the eye for several of the villagers. When Soak Becomes Spill, a six-meter stainless steel bucket overflowing with pots and cooking utensils that had previously sat outside London's V&A, appeared in Braemar outside the defunct Invercauld Arms hotel in August. The rare work of art sparked some curiosity. 'Challenging,' was one local's remark.' Another said, 'Bizarre.' 'It's very different for Braemar,' Geva Blackett, a local councillor, said, "but that doesn't mean it's wrong." Just as well. If the latest designs are anything to go by, the millionaire Swiss couple who built the sculpture in Braemar are just getting off, as shown by the photo.

Mogul John Paulson, 66, who is worth an estimated $4.8 billion, now 'want to marry' influencer Alina de Almeida, who is almost HALF his age. Although he is divorcing his secretary-turned-wife of 21 years, Jenny, the two are now expected to live in his swanky Manhattan flat. According to a person who talked to Almeida, the family wants to have a baby with her and they are most likely getting married.' Paulson is accused of contesting with Jenny over a $200 million real estate deal, although the couple has no prenuptial agreement. Jenny decided against his "multi-billion dollar" divorce deal earlier this year, and the case will be decided in court.