Trump's AI Jesus, Skincare Obsession, and More

0:00It's April 19th. Welcome to Europe News Today, powered by AI and covering Europe in real time. This week kicked off with former President Trump stirring controversy by posting an AI-generated image of himself in a robe looking like Jesus, healing a sick man. He deleted it after religious leaders called it blasphemous. He denied any Jesus vibe, insisting as showed him as a doctor. But by Wednesday, he doubled down with another AI pick. His time-standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Jesus in a heavenly glow, captioning that the radical left might hate it, but he thought it was nice. Folks are buzzing about whether Trump sees himself as some divine figure, especially with his straight-faced excuses. Meanwhile, other reads dive into women stacking extreme skincare routines, like lasers, peptides, and supplements, blurring wellness into risky, looks-maxing territory. There's a nostalgia wave, too. With wired headphones and record players making a comeback, though were rusty on analog

1:01life's quirks. Plus, stories worn about trusting AI over doctors for cancer treatment, a Belgian friend's hunt for answers on her missing backpacker pal in. Tasmania's rainforests, and the new Michael Jackson biopic wrestling art, versus the man, these pics unpack faith, beauty obsessions, tech regrets, and hidden pains, perfect fuel for your quiet Sunday reflections.