Fethullah Gulen, the U.S.-based cleric who founded the Hizmet movement and was accused of orchestrating a 2016 coup against Turkish President Erdogan, has died at 83 in a U.S. hospital. Gulen’s movement aimed to promote moderate Islam, education, and interfaith dialogue but faced a crackdown in Turkey post-coup, with Erdogan labeling them as traitors and seizing assets. Despite living in exile in the U.S., Gulen faced extradition demands from Turkey and remained isolated and vilified within the country until his death.
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President Trump slams Rosie O'Donnell after she flees US: 'You're better off not knowing' her
President Trump criticized actress Rosie O'Donnell for moving to Ireland during his meeting with Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin, questioning why Ireland allowed her to move there and suggesting she would lower the country's happiness. O'Donnell revealed she left the U.S. before Trump's inauguration and is applying for Irish citizenship, citing a desire for equal rights in America before returning. Despite their longstanding feud, O'Donnell expressed happiness in Ireland and hope for positive change in the...
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