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In an April 1, 2026 essay for The Free Press, staff writer Olivia Reingold describes her shift from atheism and progressive circles to observing Shabbat dinners, Passover Seders, and synagogue services following Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel. The term 'October 8 Jew' captures Jews who, amid rising global antisemitism, deepened ties to faith and heritage—often after growing up in secular homes like Reingold's, whose ancestors fled European pogroms. Her story drew warm welcomes from supporters like colleague Eli Lake, alongside sharp mockery from critics proposing rival dates or accusing her of supremacism, reflecting ongoing divides over Jewish identity and Israel's response in Gaza.

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Olivia Reingold never pictured herself in an ankle-length skirt, crying in synagogue on a Friday night. But after October 7, 2023, that's exactly where she found herself.

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Musk reacted to Ramaphosa's March 31 speech at the South Africa Investment Conference, where the president stood firm on Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) as key to fixing apartheid's inequalities and fostering inclusive growth. The debate centers on the 2025 Employment Equity Amendment Act, which sets strict racial and demographic targets for jobs across sectors, with fines for non-compliance, while supporters see it as redress and critics view it as reverse discrimination. Musk's frustration ties to Starlink's inability to launch there due to 30% Black ownership requirements, despite his South African roots, highlighting ongoing economic tensions in a nation still healing from its past.

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Elon Musk, born in South Africa, hit back at President Cyril Ramaphosa's defense of race-based economic rules, labeling them 'extremely racist' in a pointed online exchange.

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Musk reacted to Ramaphosa's March 31 speech at the South Africa Investment Conference, where the president stood firm on Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) as key to fixing apartheid's inequalities and fostering inclusive growth. The debate centers on the 2025 Employment Equity Amendment Act, which sets strict racial and demographic targets for jobs across sectors, with fines for non-compliance, while supporters see it as redress and critics view it as reverse discrimination. Musk's frustration ties to Starlink's inability to launch there due to 30% Black ownership requirements, despite his South African roots, highlighting ongoing economic tensions in a nation still healing from its past.

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Elon Musk, born in South Africa, hit back at President Cyril Ramaphosa's defense of race-based economic rules, labeling them 'extremely racist' in a pointed online exchange.

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SpaceX launched the Starlink 10-44 mission from SLC-40 at Cape Canaveral using Falcon 9 booster B1067 on its 34th flight, deploying 29 Starlink v2 Mini satellites to low-Earth orbit. The booster successfully landed on a droneship after the launch.

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The 22-minute film, produced by Stone Music Entertainment, stars Yunho as Giseok, the hot-tempered vocalist of band Orange Taxi Club facing tensions and betrayal, with its full version premiering online November 19 with English and Japanese subtitles after a summer theatrical run in South Korea. In the 10:14 a.m. KST chat, Yunho greeted ATINYs, expressed delight that they could now watch, thanked them for support, and joked about preferring his fancams to Giseok. Fans have rallied with watch parties, praising his acting debut amid his busy ATEEZ schedule, as views surpass 66,000 and a signed poster giveaway boosts engagement.

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ATEEZ's Yunho lit up a Fromm chat with fans Thursday, joyfully marking the global YouTube debut of his short film 'Back! Stage' while playfully insisting they love the real him over his fiery character.

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On the *7PM in Brooklyn* podcast with Carmelo Anthony and Kazeem Famuyide, the 57-year-old actor behind Avon Barksdale in *The Wire* and Billy Hoyle in *Above the Rim* opened up about wanting that kind of repeat collaboration to elevate his career. Fans rallied hard, with podcaster Brittany Luse starting a 'prayer circle for the Wood Harris renaissance' and author Shea Serrano praising him as an actor who's never been bad. Harris's resume shines from *Remember the Titans* and *Creed* to his upcoming *Paid in Full* series reboot and Apple project with Mark Wahlberg, fueling calls for directors to team up with him now.

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Wood Harris shared a candid envy for Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler's tight creative partnership, dreaming of making three or four movies with one director.

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Group B features co-host Canada facing Bosnia and Herzegovina, Qatar, and Switzerland, kicking off June 12 at BMO Field in Toronto before matches in Vancouver on June 18 and 24. Stars like Alphonso Davies, Jonathan David, and Cyle Larin lead Jesse Marsch's squad in a draw seen as winnable, with Switzerland favored but massive home support boosting Canada's chances. The group winner advances directly to the round of 32 in Vancouver, offering hosts a real shot at deeper playoffs in the expanded 48-team tournament.

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Canada opens the 2026 World Cup at home in Toronto against Bosnia, with tickets vanishing as fans dream of a historic run.

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Adams, who left office on January 1, 2026, after one term, shared the photo from Addis Ababa alongside honeymooners Brendan and Dr. Beallor, captioning it with 'New York is the Ethiopia of America.' The odd comparison between the financial hub and one of Africa's poorest nations prompted quick laughs online, with replies flipping it to 'Addis Ababa is the Brooklyn of East Africa' and calls for a book of his metaphors. A few fans appreciated his folksy vibe, while others tied it to Ethiopian immigrant communities in the U.S., but the post fit his pattern of globe-trotting feel-good shares from places like Tbilisi and Mexico.

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Grinning in an Ethiopian airport lounge, former Mayor Eric Adams snapped a selfie with Brooklyn newlyweds and dropped a line that left everyone scratching their heads.

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Multiple posts on X commemorate the birthdays of German Baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach, born March 31, 1685, in Eisenach, and Austrian Classical composer Joseph Haydn, born March 31, 1732. Users highlight Bach's works like the Six Solo Cello Suites, Chaconne BWV1004, and St. Matthew Passion, and Haydn's contributions as the father of the symphony and innovator in string quartets and symphonies.

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At State Lodge Nakasero, Museveni met World Bank leaders Qimiao Fan and Francisca Ayodeji Akala, who backed Uganda's Standard Gauge Railway upgrade from Malaba to Kampala and agricultural industrialization to cut production costs through better rail, electricity, and financing. He quipped that the bank is 'becoming Christians' by promoting global affluence, puzzling some while drawing cheers from supporters like Great Kwiza Nantaba for visionary leadership. Critics like Ssuuna King James called it a clash with Uganda's new sovereignty bill targeting foreign influence, highlighting the nation's tightrope between growth funding and independence.

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President Museveni welcomed World Bank officials to Kampala with a nod to their new focus on prosperity for all.

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The New England Patriots agreed to terms with 28-year-old cornerback Kindle Vildor on a one-year deal, bringing in six seasons of NFL experience including 80 games and 27 starts. Vildor reunites with head coach Mike Vrabel, who coached him briefly in Tennessee, and assistant Terrell Williams from his 2024 Lions days. Insiders call it a low-risk depth move for special teams and competition, with Vildor's physical play and ties to Vrabel's coaching tree fitting the team's blueprint without high cost.

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Kindle Vildor is heading back to a familiar coach, joining Mike Vrabel's Patriots after stints across the league. It's a reunion that adds grit to a thin secondary.

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The tournament hosted by Classic Film TV Cafe advances to its Final Four stage with two matchups: Ingrid Bergman against Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland against Barbara Stanwyck. Participants debate the actresses' 1940s performances and filmographies, citing films like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Letter, Double Indemnity, and Now, Voyager. Voting for both matchups ends at 10:30 pm EST.

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Czechia beat Denmark in a penalty shootout following a drawn match, securing qualification for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund missed his penalty by hitting the woodwork, contributing to Denmark's elimination alongside misses by other players including Jensen.

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Cameroon beat China 2-0 in the FIFA Series 2026 at AAMI Park Stadium in Melbourne, with goals from Karl Etta Eyong in the 3rd minute and Saidou Alioum in the 9th minute. Cameroon dominated possession at 58% and limited China to one shot on target. Incidents included a straight red card to David Pagou in the 58th minute and a second yellow to Stephane Keller in stoppage time.

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Somalia defeated Mauritius 4-2 on penalties following a 0-0 aggregate in the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations 2027 preliminary round, with the second leg at Mauritius' National Stadium mirroring the first in Mozambique on March 27. Their goalkeeper shone while shooters converted, marking the nation's first-ever advancement to this stage and guaranteeing international matches through 2027 alongside CECAFA neighbors like Eritrea and Ethiopia. Locker rooms erupted in wild dances and pitch prostrations, with fans posting emotional clips of "It's not a dream! Alhamdulillah" as pride spread from Dumbarton FC to Maltese outlets.

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In a nail-biting penalty shootout, Somalia's players held firm after two goalless draws, securing their historic ticket to the AFCON qualifiers group stage.

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Algeria signed a $2 billion contract for 14 Russian Su-57E fighters. This marks Algeria as the first African and Arab nation to acquire fifth-generation aircraft. The deal was executed quietly while attention focused on Saudi Arabia's potential F-35 acquisition from the United States.

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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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A Carte Blanche investigation aired Sunday on M-Net exposed Nelson Mandela Bay's dire state: nearly R30 billion in debt, non-functional streetlights labeling it South Africa's 'darkest' metro, uncollected waste, and untreated sewage spills. Veteran reporter Daron Mann, covering the area for 30 years, warned the city 'will not survive another five years' without change, amid 48 municipal managers and 12 mayors since 2009. Current ANC mayor Babalwa Lobishe battles no-confidence motions and probes, while low cash reserves and revenue losses deepen the crisis ahead of 2026 elections.

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Thousands of streetlights stay dark, sewage floods streets, and rubbish piles up—residents watch their once-vibrant city crumble under endless leadership turnover.

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In the WNBA expansion draft, Portland Fire GM Vanja Černivec selected Croatian guard Nika Mühl with the final pick, despite her back-to-back ACL tears that sidelined her rookie year and the team's 2026 debut. Černivec, who first saw Mühl play at age 14, praised her energy and potential, backed by the team's medical staff. The heartfelt vow drew fan support online, though some question if it's a sympathy pick for a roster needing quick impact.

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Vanja Černivec's voice cracked with emotion as she promised to bring injured guard Nika Mühl back strong. 'We can help her. She deserves it,' the Portland Fire GM said after the expansion draft.

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As dean of Regent University's Robertson School of Government, former congresswoman Bachmann praised Presidents Trump and Netanyahu as divinely ordained for leading airstrikes that began February 28, targeting Iran's nuclear sites, military bases, leadership like Ayatollah Khamenei, and over 150 cities. She drew from Genesis 12:3, arguing nations blessing Israel receive blessings in return, and called Iran's regime fueled by satanic hatred since the Garden of Eden. Her comments on Unclassified and Hearts of Oak drew sharp backlash, with critics branding her a war-mongering lunatic and even some conservatives questioning the war's wisdom amid domestic priorities.

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Michele Bachmann sees America's role in the strikes on Iran as a God-given chance to bless Israel and usher in a golden age.

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