This Wednesday, September 11, “Ça dit quoi” follows a food distribution with students in precarious situations, Taylor Swift makes her support for Kamala Harris official against Donald Trump and the PS5 Pro reclaims the title of most powerful console in the world.
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This Wednesday, September 11, “Ça dit quoi” meets 700 students who went to a food distribution in Paris this week. According to unions and associations, food insecurity is getting worse and, with it, mental health is deteriorating. “It’s so complicated,” confides a student. “I’ve been at my wit’s end several times.”
The first debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris had barely ended last night when Taylor Swift gave her support to the Democratic candidate for the US presidential election next November. The singer explains in an Instagram post that she favors “calm and not chaos.”
And then Sony reclaims the title of “world’s most powerful console” with its new PS5 Pro, presented on Tuesday, September 10 and which will go on sale on November 7 for the modest sum of 800 euros. With better graphics power and faster RAM, the Japanese manufacturer wants to get as close as possible to 4K.
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