Robert De Niro slams Trump in Gotham Awards speech

Robert De Niro said his speech criticizing former President Donald Trump at the Gotham Awards was edited on the teleprompter without his consent — so he read his original remarks off his phone instead.

'The former president lied to us more than 30,000 times during his 4 years in office, and he’s keeping up the pace in his current campaign of retribution,' De Niro read on, while speaking about the new Martin Scorsese film 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' in which he co-starred. 'But with all his lies, he can’t hide his soul. He attacks the weak, destroys the gifts of nature, and shows disrespect, for example, by using 'Pocahontas' as a slur.'

After reciting the omitted text, De Niro blamed Apple, which produced the film, for the incident.

'So I’m going to say these things — to Apple and thank them, all that. Gothams. Blah blah blah. Apple. But I don’t really feel like thanking them at all for what they did,' said De Niro. 'How dare they do that, actually?'

With support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the United Nations (U.N.) this month launched an “ambitious-country-led campaign” to promote and accelerate the development of a global digital public infrastructure (DPI).

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) said its “50-in-5” campaign will spur the construction of “an underlying network of components” that includes “digital payments, ID, and data exchange system,” which will serve as “a critical accelerator of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).”

“The goal of the campaign is for 50 countries to have designed, implemented, and scaled at least one DPI component in a safe, inclusive, and interoperable manner in five years,” the UNDP stated.

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Today marks the 62nd anniversary of West Papua’s initial declaration of independence and the symbolic raising of the Morning Star flag.

Despite this historic moment, the region has suffered over 50 years of severe human rights violations under Indonesian rule.

A campaign of genocide has led to the deaths of over 500,000 indigenous people, and egregious acts of rape, torture, and suppression of free speech are widespread.

The Indonesian military’s use of torture and sexual violence, often documented and publicized internationally, highlights a systematic abuse of power.

Fundamental rights, especially freedom of expression, are heavily restricted, with severe repercussions for those advocating for independence.

Despite Indonesia’s public stance on improving human rights, there is a glaring lack of accountability for these violations.

The region remains largely inaccessible to international journalists and NGOs, underscoring the need for global awareness and support for West Papua’s struggle for justice and freedom.