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UK MP Rupert Lowe highlighted inquiry evidence linking grooming gangs to Islam, prompting Jonathan A.C. Brown, holder of a Saudi-funded chair at Georgetown, to respond dismissively twice online before protecting his account. Musk and others condemned Brown, referencing his past controversial statements on slavery in Islamic law and ties to figures like deported terrorist Sami al-Arian. The row coincided with a video of a sting operation in Birmingham where a man admitted arranging to meet young girls, amid calls for accountability in scandals that have victimized thousands over decades.

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A Georgetown professor's blunt 'Get over it' reply to UK grooming gang concerns drew fire from Elon Musk, who labeled him a 'piece of shit.' The exchange reignited focus on Britain's long-running child exploitation scandals.

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Euro Pacific Asset Management chief Peter Schiff this week dismissed Bitcoin as a flawed medium of exchange and inferior store of value compared to tokenized gold. He referenced Cathie Wood's revised $1.2 million Bitcoin target for 2030, blaming stablecoins' rise in emerging markets. Amid Bitcoin's 5% year-to-date drop to $90,400, gold has surged 54% while drawing online mockery of Schiff's repeated past predictions.

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Peter Schiff strikes again: Bitcoin is doomed, he says, as stablecoins steal its transaction role and gold crushes it in value storage.

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Bernard Miyeiende Kerongo received 50 years in prison plus a Sh50 million fine from Bomet court for trafficking 278 kilograms of cannabis worth Sh8.34 million, arrested on March 22, 2024, along the Bomet-Narok highway. Magistrate Stephen Onjoro called it a deterrent against drug networks, while the DPP praised it as a landmark under strict anti-narcotics laws. The ruling drew sharp criticism for seeming harsher than corruption penalties, like Ferdinand Waititu's 12-year graft sentence, prompting debates on uneven justice and calls for drug law reforms.

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A routine traffic stop uncovered 10 sacks of bhang hidden in a Toyota Noah, leading to a 50-year prison term that has many questioning Kenya's justice scales.

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On November 19 at 4 p.m. UTC, the Avalanche Network deployed the Granite upgrade via ACP-181, ACP-204, and ACP-226, introducing epoched P-Chain views for stable cross-chain messaging, secp256r1 biometric authentication, and dynamic block production starting at two seconds on C-Chain. Following successful Fuji testnet activation on October 29, the upgrade enhances speed, security, and interoperability across L1 chains. Avalanche reported over 8.5 billion total transactions, with C-Chain peaking at 901 TPS just before rollout.

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Avalanche just unleashed its Granite upgrade, slashing block times to two seconds and enabling FaceID logins for dApps.

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On March 10, Leonoudakis posted on Bluesky calling fans to 'bully' companies through emails, comments, and calls to demand fair pay for union voice actors and translators. Critics amplified screenshots on X, accusing her of promoting harassment against Japanese developers, spotlighted by YouTuber Hero Hei's video. She followed up on March 15 advising to ignore trolls, but her account showed as suspended by March 16, with no explanation from Bluesky, fueling debates over localization labor and fan expectations.

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Katrina Leonoudakis urged fans to pressure game companies for union actors and better translations. Days later, her Bluesky account vanished amid backlash.

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Journalist Adriaan Basson published a News24 article urging protection for Public Protector Advocate Busisiwe Mothibi and Advocate Andrea Johnson as they investigate corruption allegations against South African Police Service National Commissioner Fannie Masemola amid internal SAPS conflicts. The article highlights 'SAPS wars' involving these figures. Other journalists including Pieter du Toit, Ferial Haffajee, and Jeff Wicks shared the article.

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The 21-year-old Slovenian set a new women's ski flying world record of 242.5 meters during training at Planica, Slovenia, on March 27, topping her previous 236-meter mark. She won the first-ever women's Ski Flying World Cup there with jumps of 228.5 and 221 meters, securing her 18th victory and third straight overall Crystal Globe in a season with a record 2,676 points. Brother Domen holds the men's record at 254.5 meters from Planica, while Peter—a four-time World Cup champion—presented her award, highlighting the Prevc family's dominance. 'It's a dream come true,' Nika said amid chanting fans.

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Nika Prevc launched 242.5 meters through the Planica air, rewriting her own world record as the home crowd roared. Her brother Peter handed her the Crystal Globe on the podium, a family moment etched in ski jumping lore.

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Michigan State's Trey Augustine leads with a 23-8-1 record, 2.08 GAA, and .929 save percentage, powering the third-ranked Spartans. UMass's 6-foot-7 Michael Hrabal posted a nation-best .936 save percentage and 1.98 GAA, earning Hockey East Player of the Year as the Minutemen's first-ever finalist. Augustana's Josh Kotai topped charts at .938 save percentage and 1.99 GAA, lifting the Vikings to No. 18 and CCHA Player of the Year honors. The winner will be revealed April 10 at the Frozen Four in Las Vegas.

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Three standout juniors have emerged as the top netminders in college hockey, each anchoring their teams with elite saves during a season of shutout brilliance.

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Marking Islamic Republic Day and the eve of Sizdah Bedar, Khamenei—appointed Supreme Leader after his father's death in March—linked the tree-planting drive to victims of the 'Third Imposed War,' including young students killed in a missile strike on their Minab school. He portrayed the effort as 'saplings of hope' against U.S.-Israeli attacks that have damaged Iran's environment, from oil facilities to the South Pars gas field. Supporters see it as transforming grief into growth, blending tradition with resilience as Nature Day arrives.

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In the shadow of fresh losses, Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei called on families to plant fruit-bearing trees, turning a day of picnics into an act of defiance and hope.

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