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Neuf mois après sa grave blessure au genou, la star du rugby français retrouvera les terrains samedi soir. Il prendra place sur le banc pour la réception du Racing 92 comptant pour la 11e journée du championnat.

A security guard in Japan recently had a scary encounter in a public toilet. He had to kick a bear away to save his life. This incident is part of a record-breaking number of bear attacks happening in Japan this fall, with many occurring in populated areas. According to The Guardian, the attack happened in Gunma prefecture, just north of Tokyo, early Friday morning. The 69-year-old guard was about to leave a building near a closed railway station when he saw the animal looking inside. The bear was between 1 to 1.5 meters long. The man fell backward right away and had to fight off the large animal by kicking his legs until the bear ran away. He got minor injuries on his right leg but managed to run to a nearby police station to report what happened. Japan faces its worst bear attack crisis in recorded history This attack shows a serious crisis happening across Japan. Since April, 13 people have died in bear attacks, which is the highest number ever recorded. The total number of attacks reached 197 during that time, also a record high. Most attacks happened in the northeast, especially in Akita, Iwate, and Fukushima. Experts believe 2025 will likely break the previous record of 219 attacks set in the year starting April 2024. The bears are coming into towns because they’re hungry. Poor crops of acorns and beechnuts in their natural habitats are forcing them to search for food in residential areas. This isn’t the first time dangerous animals have appeared in bathrooms, as people have faced other scary encounters in these spaces. Japan's bear attack problem continues: last night a security guard was attacked by a bear when exiting the public toilet in front of JR Numata station in Gunma.pic.twitter.com/xpelylbJ4v— Jeffrey J. Hall (@mrjeffu) November 28, 2025 The government is taking serious action to control the problem. They sent members of the self-defense forces to Akita to help local hunters trap and kill the animals. Armed police officers are now allowed to shoot the bears because there aren’t enough licensed hunters available. Making things worse, fake AI-generated videos are spreading online and adding to public fear. This week, a local government in northeast Japan had to apologize after posting an AI image on social media. The image showed a large bear standing on a road at night to promote awareness. Such incidents remind us of other bathroom-related confrontations people have faced, though those involved different kinds of unwanted encounters. Officials deleted the post after the creator told them the photo was completely fake. This hurt public trust when people need accurate information. One official said they caused anxiety and inconvenience to residents. It shows that even during real threats, you can’t always trust what you see online.

Donald Trump continues to show that he is a self-centered, egotistical narcissist after being asked whether he would be attending the funeral of D.C. shooting victim Sarah Beckstrom who was killed by suspected shooter Rahmanullah Lakanwal on Wednesday. Speaking at the White House, Trump was asked if he intended to attend the National Guard’s funeral in West Virginia by a reporter. The president’s response is very telling as he proceeded to boast about his election results in the state. “I haven’t thought about it yet, but it’s certainly something I can conceive of.” Trump told the reporter before adding, “I love West Virginia. You know, I won West Virginia by one of the biggest margins of any president anywhere.” Q: Do you plan to attend Sarah's funeral?TRUMP: I haven't thought about it yet, but it's certainly something I can conceive of. I love West Virginia. You know, I won West Virginia by one of the biggest margins of any president anywhere. pic.twitter.com/AtHAzjIQQB— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 28, 2025 It seems even in a tragedy the president cannot help but make it all about himself and how great he perceives himself to be. Donald Trump is a narcissist Trump continues his self-indulgent speech by claiming that his margins in West Virginia were bigger “than any president anywhere,” before eventually bringing it back around to the initial question and telling the reporter, “it sounds like something I could do.” Of course, we should expect nothing less from Trump, the same man who blew his lid the second a reporter contradicted him. He loves to wave around his supposed achievements, even if he hasn’t really earned them. On X, people labeled him as a narcissist, “It’s like holding one’s breath underwater;” wrote one person, “he starts feeling restless, begins to gasp if it goes beyond a minute when someone or he himself has not been praising him.” Obviously Trump has a praise kink. “I genuinely don’t understand why he needs to bring up the state someone is from and then talk about how well he did in the election.” Wrote another and they aren’t wrong. Of course, his supporters will never understand how weird it is that Trump always feels the need to do this, the word humble doesn’t even exist in this guy’s vocabulary it seems. No matter the situation, Trump will always find a way to make the topic about himself and how great he is. How could anyone forget how he claimed to have found the cure to autism in the middle of Charlie Kirk’s funeral? Nobody is more obsessed with Donald Trump than Donald Trump, maybe it would be better if he didn’t attend Sarah Beckstrom’s funeral, he would probably only hijack the service so he can carry on telling everybody how great he thinks he is.

INFOGRAPHIES - «Je vais suspendre définitivement l’immigration en provenance de tous les pays du tiers-monde», a annoncé Donald Trump après l’attaque contre deux gardes nationaux à Washington. Le Figaro s’est penché sur l’évolution du phénomène migratoire américain ces dernières décennies.