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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hopes recent Middle East strikes by Iranian drones will finally greenlight a major U.S.-Ukraine joint production deal for interceptors, sensors, and air defenses. Ukraine offered the partnership last August, promising low-cost tools to counter Shahed threats, but U.S. officials initially dismissed it despite President Trump's interest. Now, with Ukrainian teams assisting U.S. allies in Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia—and seven U.S. service members lost to Shaheds—the proposal gains fresh urgency, potentially bringing production, jobs, and stronger defenses.

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Ukraine's drone experts rushed to the Gulf this week, sharing hard-won know-how against the very Shahed drones that have hammered their homeland for years.

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KAITO, Yamaha and Crypton Future Media's pioneering male Vocaloid voiced by Naoto Fūga, debuted on February 14, 2006, with celebrations stretching to February 17 due to varying dates. After early commercial hurdles, his 2013 V3 update turned him into a beloved figure, powering fan originals and covers alongside stars like Hatsune Miku. Today, hashtags like #KAITO20th buzz with thousands of likes for art depicting his 'ice prince' charm, custom cakes, and global well-wishes, joined by official nods from Project SEKAI and Miku's account. One fan called it a 'community anniversary,' uniting producers and artists in shared joy.

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Fans worldwide are filling feeds with chibi drawings, ice cream cakes, and heartfelt messages for KAITO's 20th anniversary. The blue-haired virtual singer, launched back in 2006, continues to inspire creativity two decades later.

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The Clacton Spear, unearthed in 1911 near Clacton-on-Sea, stands as the oldest worked wooden weapon known, crafted by Homo heidelbergensis ancestors in a forested Ice Age landscape. Discovered by amateur prehistorian Samuel Hazzledine Warren, the 38.7 cm yew point now resides in London's Natural History Museum, confirmed by microscopic flint marks and linked to nearby butchered animal bones. Recent 2025 finds from Suffolk add to the evidence of early fire-making, underscoring Britain's deep prehistoric legacy that stretches far beyond Roman times.

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Imagine an early human on a misty Essex riverbank, carefully shaping yew wood into a sharp hunting spear with a flint tool—420,000 years ago.

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Hundreds gathered Monday outside St. Patrick's Cathedral in Midtown Manhattan for the public funeral Mass of salsa pioneer Willie Colón, the Bronx-born trombonist who shaped the raw 'salsa dura' sound in the 1970s with albums like 'El Malo' and 'Siembra.' A call went out days earlier, drawing trombone players from across New York City to honor him with brass as the procession moved forward amid cheers of 'We love him!' Colón, who died February 21, 2026, at 75 after breathing issues, left a legacy as musician, activist, and political figure, with his fiery tracks making generations dance through hardship.

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As pallbearers carried Willie Colón's red casket down the cathedral steps, dozens of trombonists raised their horns and played his hit 'La Murga' in perfect unison.

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Hundreds gathered Monday outside St. Patrick's Cathedral in Midtown Manhattan for the public funeral Mass of salsa pioneer Willie Colón, the Bronx-born trombonist who shaped the raw 'salsa dura' sound in the 1970s with albums like 'El Malo' and 'Siembra.' A call went out days earlier, drawing trombone players from across New York City to honor him with brass as the procession moved forward amid cheers of 'We love him!' Colón, who died February 21, 2026, at 75 after breathing issues, left a legacy as musician, activist, and political figure, with his fiery tracks making generations dance through hardship.

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As pallbearers carried Willie Colón's red casket down the cathedral steps, dozens of trombonists raised their horns and played his hit 'La Murga' in perfect unison.

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Hundreds gathered Monday outside St. Patrick's Cathedral in Midtown Manhattan for the public funeral Mass of salsa pioneer Willie Colón, the Bronx-born trombonist who shaped the raw 'salsa dura' sound in the 1970s with albums like 'El Malo' and 'Siembra.' A call went out days earlier, drawing trombone players from across New York City to honor him with brass as the procession moved forward amid cheers of 'We love him!' Colón, who died February 21, 2026, at 75 after breathing issues, left a legacy as musician, activist, and political figure, with his fiery tracks making generations dance through hardship.

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As pallbearers carried Willie Colón's red casket down the cathedral steps, dozens of trombonists raised their horns and played his hit 'La Murga' in perfect unison.

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