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Arizona Democrat Ruben Gallego announced he will skip President Trump's State of the Union on Tuesday, staying home to focus on constituents amid claims the administration ignores the rule of law and fails families. Conservatives like State Rep. Anthony Kern dismissed it as irrelevant, with others labeling him attention-seeking or worse in personal jabs. Fellow Arizonan Mark Kelly plans to attend despite Trump's recent arrest threat, while national Democrats organize boycotts and counter-events amid partisan divides.

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Marine veteran Senator Ruben Gallego chose two hours in Arizona over Trump's address, calling it time better spent than hearing 'more lies.' His move drew sharp pushback from state Republicans.

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Lady Gaga performed 'Abracadabra' at the Grammys 2026 wearing an archival Alexander McQueen 'Horn of Plenty' outfit. The performance included references to red stains and sparked widespread online discussion.

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With Ramadan starting February 17, Yamal is the only Barcelona player fasting amid three straight La Liga games at 4pm local time, including tomorrow's home clash against Levante UD at Spotify Camp Nou. Fasting runs from around 6am to 6:30pm in Barcelona, challenging him in the afternoon heat, but coach Hansi Flick has a plan with tailored nighttime nutrition and rest protocols. Fans debate the TV-driven schedule, while rivals point to Karim Benzema's past hat-tricks while fasting; the club draws on experience supporting Muslim players.

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Lamine Yamal, Barcelona's dazzling 18-year-old winger, steps onto the pitch tomorrow fasting for Ramadan—no food or water until sunset after a 4:15pm kickoff.

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The free, invite-only event celebrates Small Business Sunday, Paphitis's 16-year initiative where he promotes standout entrepreneurs weekly to his half-million followers and a network of over 4,500 members. Attendees enjoyed live pitches for a £10,000 prize, sessions on TikTok Shop and success stories, expert advice, sponsor workshops from NatWest and DHL, and personal moments like photos with Paphitis and TV presenter Katie Piper. Paphitis shared his passion: 'When you back small businesses, you’re backing people, families, and futures.' For many, it's a vital reunion to network, recharge, and tackle economic challenges together.

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Over a thousand small business owners filled the ICC Birmingham today, buzzing with excitement as Theo Paphitis and his team kicked off the 13th annual SBS gathering.

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The U.S. Supreme Court met Friday for its first public session after a four-week recess but issued no ruling on cases challenging Trump's use of the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose 10-50% duties on imports from countries like China, the EU, Canada, and others. Lower courts had already blocked the tariffs, citing skepticism over stretching the post-Watergate law meant for sanctions into global trade policy. A potential loss could mean over $175 billion in refunds for duties collected since early 2025, per a Penn-Wharton analysis, while Trump warned of massive economic fallout including trillions in sunk factory costs. Markets stayed volatile as traders priced a 75% chance of the tariffs falling, with more opinions possible Tuesday or Wednesday.

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Traders bet heavily on the Supreme Court striking down President Trump's broad tariffs, with millions riding on the outcome during Friday's session. No decision came by midday, leaving everyone watching closely.

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The U.S. Supreme Court met Friday for its first public session after a four-week recess but issued no ruling on cases challenging Trump's use of the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose 10-50% duties on imports from countries like China, the EU, Canada, and others. Lower courts had already blocked the tariffs, citing skepticism over stretching the post-Watergate law meant for sanctions into global trade policy. A potential loss could mean over $175 billion in refunds for duties collected since early 2025, per a Penn-Wharton analysis, while Trump warned of massive economic fallout including trillions in sunk factory costs. Markets stayed volatile as traders priced a 75% chance of the tariffs falling, with more opinions possible Tuesday or Wednesday.

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Traders bet heavily on the Supreme Court striking down President Trump's broad tariffs, with millions riding on the outcome during Friday's session. No decision came by midday, leaving everyone watching closely.

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