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It's OK to spit on a woman and throw eggs on her, according to @PaulCicala. Who does this asshole work for? https://t.co/7EkGJRTrhl— Mike Cernovich (@Cernovich) June 3, 2016 .@PaulCicala Add him to the list of journalists who say women who are beaten up "asked for it." Then we will start contacting advertisers.— Mike Cernovich (@Cernovich) June 3, 2016 Oh. pic.twitter.com/hxK9Mz6duX— Mike Cernovich (@Cernovich) June 3, 2016 This was my scalp, they are cowards, I will keep hitting "journalists" hard. https://t.co/kOfu80vZlt— Mike Cernovich (@Cernovich) June 3, 2016

Tuscon sportscaster Paul Cicala deleted his Twitter account after receiving blowback on social media on Thursday night for his tweets suggesting that a supporter of Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump who was assaulted by protesters provoked the attack by pointing “to her Trump shirt.” Cicala’s tweets were in response to the images and video tweeted by NBC’s Jacob Rascon showing a Trump supporter being assault after Thursday’s rally in San Jose, California.

Mauritania government has increased security for tourists in the country following the abductions last week of two Italian tourists near the border with Mali. Sergio Cicala and his wife Philomene Kabouree were kidnapped in an area of Mauritania where armed groups with links to Al-Qaeda are known to operate, diplomats said. There are suspicions the couple may have been smuggled into neighbouring Mali. "After these new kidnappings, it has been decided to adopt all necessary measures to ensure the personal security of foreigners in our country," the government said, quoted on Monday by pan-Arab daily al-Quds al-Arabi. It was the...