The French President was seen tactfully slipping the luxury timepiece off during a prime-time televised debate on Wednesday.

Critics said his clumsy display of wealth during the 30-minute interview was further proof he is "president of the rich."

A natural molecule that exists in all life forms and is vital to wellness and longevity is no longer available on Amazon, which banned it to pave the way for the pharmaceutical industry to sell a hijacked drug-based version of it instead.

That molecule is nicotinamide mononucleotide, or NMN, which many people take to help slow and even reverse the aging process. It apparently works so well that Big Pharma is attempting to rip it off for profit while systematically banning it from the market.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is also going to bat against health freedom with a recent announcement indicating that because NMN is now under investigation by the pharmaceutical industry, it can no longer be marketed as a dietary supplement.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation this month awarded a $4.8 million grant to ZELP, which claims its artificial intelligence mask technology for livestock will reduce methane emissions and curb climate change.

A US base in Northeast Syria has come under attack by Iranian proxy forces. About seven rockets were were targeted at the base after US forces ordered retaliatory airstrikes on sites in Syria affiliated with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard. In first assessments, there are no US casualties and no damage to the base near the Al-Omar oil field.

The US ordered the retaliatory strikes on sites affilliated with Iranian proxy forces after a suspected Iranian-made drone killed a US contractor and wounded six other Americans in northeast Syria.

The US retaliatory strikes reportedly killed eight Iranians.

The Defense Department said Thursday Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps crashed a UAV into a building near Hasakah in northeast Syria at approximately 1:38 pm local time, leaving one US contractor dead.

The attack also wounded five US service members and another US contractor.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in a statement that the American intelligence community had determined the drone was of Iranian origin, but offered no other immediate evidence to support the claim.

Russia has insisted that a Ukrainian takeover of Crimea would justify the use of nuclear weapons by Russia. Security Council Deputy Head Medvedev has issued a barrage of such strongly-worded statements in the past, blasting the US and its NATO allies for what he described as their efforts to break up and destroy Russia.

And in an interview with Russian media, Medvedev said that in the event of serious Ukranian offensives linked to the attempt to retake Crimea, the Kremlin would see it as a reason for using all means of retaliation, including those provided for by nuclear deterrence doctrine.

 This isn't exactly history, but this couple is trying to live in a bygone era from history, so they obviously caught my attention.

This is their story...

Here's another collection of random photos from history. Enjoy!

Princess Diana, holding her youngest bridesmaid on her wedding day.

James Dean and girlfriend Ursula Andress at a party in Los Angeles, 1955.

When it comes to juicy gossip, few subjects offer the breadth of material like celebrities. Rich, famous, and the envy of many, celebrities live in a world most of us only dream about. Also, either thanks to wildly disparate lives or perhaps because of them, celebrities tend to find themselves in the craziest situations imaginable. However, the public lives of these illustrious luminaries often contrast greatly with their private moments away from the limelight. So here’s a snapshot of rare behind-the-scenes photos of some of Hollywood’s heavyweights.

The hackers were able to take over three Linus Media Group YouTube channels by targeting session tokens.