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The Great Pedestrian-Friendly Green Overhaul of Iconic Champs-Élysées

Paris is set for a remarkable transformation with the rejuvenation of the iconic Champs-Élysées avenue. Plans include extensive greening, pedestrian-friendly features, and renovations, aiming to restore its historic charm. The project, shaped by public consultation, also prepares for the 2024 Olympics. This collaborative effort promises a greener, more captivating Champs-Élysées.

Secret Service Under Scrutiny After Failed Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump

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An assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania has highlighted security flaws. A gunman fired at Trump from a nearby rooftop, injuring him and killing a firefighter. Questions arise about Secret Service measures and the response. Investigations are underway, emphasizing the need for improved security protocols in an era of heightened political tensions and firearms accessibility.

Discover the Exciting Events Along the Olympic Torch Relay in Paris

The Olympic torch relay in Paris was a two-day celebration filled with cultural performances and festivities, covering 58.5 kilometers. Starting on Bastille Day, the torch visited iconic landmarks and districts, featuring opera singers, jazz music, dance classes, and various artistic performances. This vibrant event showcased the city’s cultural diversity and the unifying spirit of the Olympics.

Meet the Parisians torchbearers of the Olympic flame

The best pastry chef in the world, Nina Métayer, is among the 39 Parisians with extraordinary destinies chosen as torchbearers for the Olympic and Paralympic flames. These torchbearers represent a diverse range of talents and achievements, from sports champions to dedicated volunteers. The Paralympic flame will be carried by four individuals, showcasing inclusivity.

Top 10 Things to Do in NYC This Summer: July 12 and Beyond

This summer in NYC offers diverse experiences including free performances at Lincoln Center, Shakespeare in the Park, a Bastille Day celebration, and more. Enjoy music, comedy, dance, and theater at the SummerStage Festival, rooftop films, and the Warm Up concert series. Foodies can’t miss the Smorgasburg food market and the Mostly Mozart Festival for classical music lovers.

Mirage Hotel & Casino to Disperse $1.6 Million in Final Week Before Closing

The iconic Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas is closing its doors on July 17, but not before paying out $1.6 million in progressive jackpots. From July 9 to 16, patrons can try their luck at winning a share of the prize money through slot machines and table games. The closure will make way for the development of a new Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and Guitar Hotel Las Vegas, set to open in 2027.

Las Vegas Sets New Record with Hottest Day Ever

Las Vegas experienced its hottest day on record, reaching 120 degrees at Harry Reid International Airport on July 7. This extreme heatwave also impacted other locations in the western United States, setting or tying all-time record high temperatures. It’s essential to take precautions, stay hydrated, and seek air-conditioned environments during this intense weather event.

Experience the Magic of “Higher Love”: Bellagio’s Summer Display 2024

“Higher Love” at Bellagio Resort & Casino’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens is a captivating summer display, featuring 14,000 sq. ft. of lush greenery and vibrant blooms. The exhibit showcases intricate floral artistry, including 75,000 preserved roses, creating a whimsical atmosphere inspired by hot air balloons. Open until August 24, 2024, it’s a free must-see attraction in Las Vegas.