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Nike apologizes after London Marathon ad accidentally teases Holocaust 'next year'

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By Katherine Huggins Verified
| The Daily Dot Verified
Sportswear giant Nike apologized after one of its London Marathon advertisements sparked furious backlash. “Never again. Until next year,” the billboard stated. Critics noted that “never again” is a phrase associated with remembering the Holocaust. The rallying cry against fascism and antisemitism reportedly originated when survivors of the Buchenwald concentration camp were liberated in 1945 and quickly made signs with the statement.
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Is an 'anti-Trump hissy fit' to blame for Canada's Conservatives' shocking loss?

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By Katherine Huggins Verified
| The Daily Dot Verified
Right-wing Americans and Canadians are largely in agreement about the cause of Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre’s federal election loss in Canada on Monday: U.S. President Donald Trump. The rationale, though, for the blame could not be more different. Poilievre’s Conservative Party was originally favored to win the election. But then came Trump’s tariff war and inflammatory rhetoric about Canada becoming the “51st state,” which analysts say turned the election into a referendum on Trump.
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Canada's top conservative tells Trump to shut it—as 51st state rhetoric threatens to sink his party

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By Katherine Huggins Verified
| The Daily Dot Verified
As Canadians vote today in a federal election that will determine who becomes the next Prime Minister of Canada, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is vehemently distancing himself from President Donald Trump. On Monday, Election Day in Canada, Trump appeared to offer an endorsement in the race—for himself.
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