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The IRGC announced Tuesday that its defenses destroyed two U.S. AGM-158 JASSM missiles around the capital, with other reports citing five more intercepts over provinces like Hamadan and Markazi. This comes as U.S.-Israeli airstrikes, now in their fourth week since February 28, have hit over 1,000 targets including missile sites and nuclear facilities using standoff weapons to avoid pilot risk. Aviation experts and analysts dismissed the photos as jettisoned fuel drop tanks, not missiles with distinct stealth features, while Iranian media portrays the claims as evidence of upgraded defenses countering U.S. superiority. No independent verification exists, fueling debate in the ongoing information war.

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Iran's Revolutionary Guard released photos of wreckage they say proves their air defenses stopped U.S. stealth missiles near Tehran. But experts quickly pointed out the debris looks like common fuel tanks dropped by jets.

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Fans lit up with excitement over this hypothetical after Barça topped La Liga with 73 points from 29 games, four ahead of Real Madrid, thanks to Lamine Yamal's 14 goals and nine assists in league play plus key Champions League contributions like a stoppage-time penalty in a 1-1 draw at Newcastle. At 18, Yamal has grown into a Camp Nou hero since 2021, while 38-year-old Messi leads Argentina atop World Cup qualifying and eyes a repeat after Inter Miami's MLS Cup win. The debate splits loyalties—some push Messi's legacy for a potential 10th Ballon d'Or and World Cup edge, others champion Yamal's UCL heroics, capturing Barça's thrill in bridging past greatness to future promise.

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Imagine Barcelona winning the Champions League while Messi's Argentina repeats as World Cup champs—who deserves the Ballon d'Or push, teenage star Yamal or the legend himself?

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The division announced on March 24 it's adding neutral atom research to its decade-long superconducting program, recruiting JILA expert Dr. Adam Kaufman to lead a new team in Boulder, Colorado. Superconducting qubits excel at fast, deep computations, while neutral atoms scale easily to thousands with flexible connections—combining them could speed up error-corrected machines for tough problems like drug discovery. Hartmut Neven, the founder, noted how the approaches complement each other in time and space scaling, boosting confidence in commercial quantum tech by decade's end.

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Google Quantum AI is now blending two qubit worlds: its proven superconducting circuits with laser-trapped neutral atoms, aiming to crack the code for massive quantum computers.

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The Wolf Pack hosted the seventh-seeded Racers at Lawlor Events Center on Wednesday night, rallying from a 41-39 halftime deficit with 48 second-half points on 51% shooting and 24 points off 15 forced turnovers. Vaughn Weems led with 23 points, including 15 after the break, while Corey Camper Jr. added 17 and Elijah Price grabbed 13 rebounds in a 39-32 rebounding edge. Co-head coach Steve Alford praised his team's emotional edge against familiar faces on Murray State's staff, now setting sights on Liberty in the second round Saturday at 6 p.m.

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Nevada trailed by inches at halftime, then unleashed a second-half storm to send Murray State packing from Reno.

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Social media posts discuss whether Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah of Iran, should lead a free Iran after the end of the Islamic Republic. Supporters proclaim him as King Reza Pahlavi and use hashtags like #KingRezaPahlavi and #IranRevolution2026 to advocate for restoring the Pahlavi monarchy. Critics mock him as a loser prince using AI like ChatGPT and predict he will never return to Iranian soil.

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The former Arsenal and Manchester City midfielder told Canal Football Club that religion belongs in private, especially in a secular country. He argued managers should judge players on pitch performance alone, subbing those who struggle without special questions, and compared it to not quizzing Catholics on Lent. His comments echo past successes by players like Mohamed Salah and Karim Benzema during fasts, amid ongoing tensions over iftar breaks in matches that drew boos from some fans.

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Samir Nasri recalls his playing days when no manager ever asked if he was fasting for Ramadan. He questions why coaches today probe Muslim players' private faith.

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On January 25 at Aeon Mall Hai Phong in Vietnam, Tuấn Dũng, costumed as Himmel from Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, quickly put out a stage spotlight fire with an extinguisher and cleared shopping carts for safety. Nearly two years earlier on May 21, 2024, near Taichung in Taiwan, fan Hsu Rui-hsian helped subdue a knife attacker on a train despite his own wounds, later saying it was what Himmel would do. Both drew from the anime hero's selfless spirit during crises, with no serious injuries reported and fans worldwide celebrating the real-life inspiration.

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Dressed as Himmel from Frieren, a Vietnamese cosplayer grabbed a fire extinguisher and saved the day at a mall event, much like a Taiwanese fan who channeled the hero during a real knife attack.

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