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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the war in Iran is protected by God and divine providence safeguards US troops and their mission. Pope Leo XIV rebuked the statement, urging against invoking God's name in choices of death, calling for a ceasefire, and stating that God cannot be enlisted in darkness or that violence will not bring justice or peace.

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On March 9, Trump described the U.S.-led war against Iran—sparked by strikes around February 28—as nearing an end through mutual decisions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He promised Navy escorts for oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and warned of harsher action if Iran disrupts supplies, as oil prices swung from over $119 to around $90-$91 by March 11. Debates swirl over seizing Iran's Kharg Island, key to 90% of its oil exports, with supporters seeing leverage and critics fearing retaliation and price spikes to $150 per barrel.

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President Trump told reporters the conflict with Iran feels 'very complete' and could wrap up soon, but he held back on any firm timeline.

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The humor stems from low approval ratings for leaders like UK's Keir Starmer at net -42, Australia's Anthony Albanese at record lows, and Canada's Justin Trudeau amid immigration debates. Posts like il Donaldo Trumpo's 'WE COULD PROBABLY TAKE THE UK, CANADA AND AUSTRALIA' drew thousands of likes, with locals chiming in enthusiastically. While some warn of past U.S. foreign missteps, the light-hearted satire channels gripes over free speech curbs, 'woke' policies, and security woes—no one seriously expects invasions.

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After U.S. strikes on Venezuela and Iran, playful memes flood in, with folks joking that Trump should next 'liberate' frustrated allies like the UK, Canada, and Australia.

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Jeremy Doku repeatedly outmaneuvered Trent Alexander-Arnold on the flank throughout the UEFA Champions League match. Doku targeted Alexander-Arnold early in the first 10 minutes and continued to do so, requiring assistance from teammates including Federico Valverde. The matchup recalled Doku's prior successes against Alexander-Arnold in the English Premier League.

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The humor stems from low approval ratings for leaders like UK's Keir Starmer at net -42, Australia's Anthony Albanese at record lows, and Canada's Justin Trudeau amid immigration debates. Posts like il Donaldo Trumpo's 'WE COULD PROBABLY TAKE THE UK, CANADA AND AUSTRALIA' drew thousands of likes, with locals chiming in enthusiastically. While some warn of past U.S. foreign missteps, the light-hearted satire channels gripes over free speech curbs, 'woke' policies, and security woes—no one seriously expects invasions.

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After U.S. strikes on Venezuela and Iran, playful memes flood in, with folks joking that Trump should next 'liberate' frustrated allies like the UK, Canada, and Australia.

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Grenell, a key Trump adviser, posted Tuesday that recent hesitance from NATO partners like Spain and the UK during U.S.-Israel airstrikes on Iran proves the U.S. must secure Greenland quickly. The island offers critical North Atlantic defenses, missile tracking at Pituffik Space Base, and rare earth minerals key to weapons and tech. Trump responded by ordering a trade cutoff with Spain over its base denial and low defense spending, while supporters nod to his 2019 purchase idea once ridiculed but now tied to alliance strains.

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With NATO allies pulling back from U.S. strikes on Iran, Richard Grenell pointed straight to Greenland as the fix for America's security needs.

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Nike and the Norwegian Football Federation revealed the 2026 kits on Thursday, featuring a red home shirt with Urnes Stave Church patterns and a rare all-black away design that's brutal and intimidating. Stars like Haaland and Martin Ødegaard lead a team fresh off perfect qualifying, with the home kit using lightweight recycled Magna-Dri Fit for U.S. heat. Fans praised the Viking heritage nods and classic '90s vibes, with kits hitting shelves Monday amid high hopes for the expanded tournament.

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Erling Haaland's ponytail flows in the wind as he models Norway's bold red home kit, wrapping players in the flag for their first World Cup since 1998.

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In a CBC interview, Dion—the architect of the Clarity Act—blamed Smith for creating separatist tensions amid frustrations over federal carbon taxes and equalization payments that send Alberta billions eastward. Smith, who passed the Alberta Sovereignty Act in 2022, prefers a 'sovereign Alberta within a united Canada' and has pledged to respect a citizen petition for an independence referendum if it gathers enough signatures by late 2026. Recent polls show 29 percent of Albertans would vote to leave, rising to 57 percent among her United Conservative supporters, though a majority disapproves of her approach and only 8 percent are firm separatists.

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Former Liberal leader Stéphane Dion called out Alberta Premier Danielle Smith for using separation threats as 'blackmail' against Ottawa, urging her to put Canada first.

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Published October 14, 2025, 'Elbows Up!: Canadian Voices of Resilience and Resistance' gathers essays from Margaret Atwood, Peter Mansbridge, and other notables, edited by CBC's Elamin Abdelmahmoud. It responds to 2025 U.S. tariffs and '51st state' talk under Trump, borrowing the hockey phrase 'elbows up' for toughness amid trade tensions that boosted Mark Carney's election win. A March 15 Indigo photo sparked widespread ridicule, with critics slamming the cover, contributors as CBC elites, and the whole as embarrassing nationalism, reflecting deep divides over Canadian identity and Liberal rhetoric.

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A snarling Canada goose with raised elbows stares from the bookstore shelf, embodying defiance against U.S. pressures—but many see it as pure cringe.

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The academy product committed his future to Chelsea until at least 2032, sharing his heartfelt words in Friday's press conference before the Newcastle match. A club video tracing his path from Cobham youth ranks to skipper drew huge fan praise, with training snaps showing James and teammates like Enzo Fernández and Levi Colwill building intensity. Colwill nears a return from ACL injury, Gittens is fit, and Chelsea eyes a top-four push with kickoff at 5:30pm UK time.

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Reece James, Chelsea's homegrown captain since age six, called the club his home and family while announcing his new six-year contract.

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Hakim Majeed Baloch, a political science student; Dawood Baloch, an engineering graduate; and his brother Usman, an agriculture graduate preparing for his wedding, vanished during 3 a.m. raids in Bhutta Colony and Model Town. Families and groups like the Baloch Students Council Punjab are rallying online today with hashtags such as #ReleaseHakimMajeedBaloch to demand their safe return, viewing the case as part of a pattern of 106 alleged enforced disappearances in November 2025 alone. While Pakistan's government points to a Commission of Inquiry resolving thousands of cases and denies systematic involvement, no response has come for these students, leaving advocates calling for UN scrutiny.

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In the early hours of November 2, 2025, three young Baloch men—university students full of promise—were taken from their homes in Dera Ghazi Khan. Four months later, their families still wait in anguish for any word.

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Radko Gudas of the Anaheim Ducks engaged in a controversial play against Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes during an NHL game. The incident has prompted widespread anger from Canadian fans calling for Gudas to be punished or banned due to potential injury and his history of controversial actions.

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The Vancouver Canucks claimed 6-foot-9 enforcer Curtis Douglas off waivers from Tampa Bay on his 26th birthday, March 6, bringing his size and grit to a struggling team facing Ottawa on Monday. Coach Adam Foote praises his hard forecheck and physical play, while Douglas promises toughness and passion to excite fans amid injuries to key players like Thatcher Demko and game-time decisions for Brock Boeser and Evander Kane. Struggling at 19-36-8 with a four-game home losing streak, Vancouver hopes the Oakville native— who has family ties here—provides protection and a spark against the hot Senators.

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At 6-foot-9, Curtis Douglas towers over everyone at Rogers Arena, drawing laughs and awe as he skates in Canucks blue for the first time.

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