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Fans are sharing clips and photos from her high-energy performance, praising her magnificent delivery of 'Good Luck, Babe!' and standout looks like a pink sequined bodysuit with white boots or a teal fringed mini dress. They highlight her glamour in everything from leopard-print corsets to casual graphic tees, calling her stage presence insane and her style the finest. This wave of devotion comes as she takes a well-earned break after album releases and major shows, with posts mixing playful captions and heartfelt notes missing her live energy.

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Sabrina Carpenter owned the Coachella stage in 2026 with a 90-minute Hollywood spectacle, complete with surprise guests and outfits that left fans breathless.

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The young Spaniard, who joined Parma last summer after five years as Mikel Arteta's assistant at Arsenal, guided the newly promoted side to a solid 13th place with 45 points, including a memorable win over AC Milan. Despite interest from overseas clubs, Cuesta turned down moves and committed to the 2026/27 season, with contract talks underway to extend beyond 2027. Fans celebrated his decision, with Arsenal supporters calling him Arteta's protégé and praising his rare loyalty as a young coach.

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At just 30, Carlos Cuesta could have chased bigger offers abroad, but he chose loyalty to Parma—the club he led to safety in his first Serie A season.

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The young Spaniard, who joined Parma last summer after five years as Mikel Arteta's assistant at Arsenal, guided the newly promoted side to a solid 13th place with 45 points, including a memorable win over AC Milan. Despite interest from overseas clubs, Cuesta turned down moves and committed to the 2026/27 season, with contract talks underway to extend beyond 2027. Fans celebrated his decision, with Arsenal supporters calling him Arteta's protégé and praising his rare loyalty as a young coach.

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At just 30, Carlos Cuesta could have chased bigger offers abroad, but he chose loyalty to Parma—the club he led to safety in his first Serie A season.

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The 28-year-old Brazilian defender agreed to extend his deal with Al Ahli until June 2030, turning down interest from Aston Villa to remain in Jeddah. He joined from AS Roma in 2023 and has been a key part of the defense, lifting trophies in his green jersey. The club celebrated with poetic posts like 'solid shield.. Unshaken.. Unbreakable,' while fans hailed him as their 'Lionheart.' A salary bump sealed the personal commitment, keeping him through the decade.

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Roger Ibañez stood with his wife and two young children, all holding a green jersey emblazoned 'IBAÑEZ 2030' in front of gleaming trophies. It was a family moment capturing his choice to stay.

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Lindsay explains that federal guarantees on loans from the 1990s removed market pressure on colleges to ensure graduates could repay, leading to tuition jumps—like a 60 percent rise from 2000 to 2022—far outpacing inflation. Schools shifted focus to luxury amenities such as fancy dorms and gyms, while users share personal stories of endowment-rich universities hiking fees even during the pandemic. The thread sparks ideas for fixes, from taxing big endowments to make debt dischargeable in bankruptcy, highlighting a cycle of easy money, expanded admin, and graduates burdened by loans from low-earning degrees.

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James Lindsay's thread unpacks how government-backed student loans since the Clinton era erased risks for lenders and unleashed skyrocketing college costs.

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The Vanda Pharmaceuticals Berlin Tennis Open doubles draw, released Saturday, pairs 44-year-old Serena Williams with world No. 10 Karolina Muchova as wildcards. They open against Giuliana Olmos and Erin Routliffe, with Gauff and Pegula—the frequent partners who won Indian Wells doubles—in the same half for a possible semifinal. Whispers suggested Serena considered Gauff as her partner, but the world No. 7 focused on singles prep for Wimbledon, fueling fan memes and hype ahead of Monday's start on grass.

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Serena Williams, back after nearly four years, links up with Karolina Muchova for Berlin doubles. A potential semifinal against Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula adds instant intrigue.

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Lindsay explains that federal guarantees on loans from the 1990s removed market pressure on colleges to ensure graduates could repay, leading to tuition jumps—like a 60 percent rise from 2000 to 2022—far outpacing inflation. Schools shifted focus to luxury amenities such as fancy dorms and gyms, while users share personal stories of endowment-rich universities hiking fees even during the pandemic. The thread sparks ideas for fixes, from taxing big endowments to make debt dischargeable in bankruptcy, highlighting a cycle of easy money, expanded admin, and graduates burdened by loans from low-earning degrees.

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James Lindsay's thread unpacks how government-backed student loans since the Clinton era erased risks for lenders and unleashed skyrocketing college costs.

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The Vanda Pharmaceuticals Berlin Tennis Open doubles draw, released Saturday, pairs 44-year-old Serena Williams with world No. 10 Karolina Muchova as wildcards. They open against Giuliana Olmos and Erin Routliffe, with Gauff and Pegula—the frequent partners who won Indian Wells doubles—in the same half for a possible semifinal. Whispers suggested Serena considered Gauff as her partner, but the world No. 7 focused on singles prep for Wimbledon, fueling fan memes and hype ahead of Monday's start on grass.

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Serena Williams, back after nearly four years, links up with Karolina Muchova for Berlin doubles. A potential semifinal against Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula adds instant intrigue.

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Weinstein argues in the February 2026 Triggernometry episode that the speed of light traps humanity on Earth, the Moon, and Mars—too few worlds to survive threats like solar flares or asteroids. He urges breakthroughs beyond general relativity for interstellar travel, calling our situation cosmic Russian roulette. Replies range from praise for the wake-up call and faith in human ingenuity to criticism from physicists defending relativity's track record and suggestions like nuclear starships.

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In a stark podcast moment, mathematician Eric Weinstein warns that Einstein's general relativity dooms us to one fragile planet, leaving no escape from cosmic disasters.

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The 69th-ranked Argentine defeated No. 10 seed Cobolli 6-3, 6-4 in just 78 minutes on Monday, dominating with an 88% first-serve win rate amid windy conditions and targeting the Italian's backhand. Cobolli, a heavy favorite with strong clay form and home support, faltered with unforced errors in his earliest Rome exit. Tirante, who lost to him twice before but beat him in Miami last year, now faces Daniil Medvedev next, keeping Argentina's solid run alive in the draw.

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Thiago Agustín Tirante turned the Foro Italico crowd silent with a clinical takedown of Italy's Flavio Cobolli, advancing to his first Masters 1000 round of 16.

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Lindsay explains that federal guarantees on loans from the 1990s removed market pressure on colleges to ensure graduates could repay, leading to tuition jumps—like a 60 percent rise from 2000 to 2022—far outpacing inflation. Schools shifted focus to luxury amenities such as fancy dorms and gyms, while users share personal stories of endowment-rich universities hiking fees even during the pandemic. The thread sparks ideas for fixes, from taxing big endowments to make debt dischargeable in bankruptcy, highlighting a cycle of easy money, expanded admin, and graduates burdened by loans from low-earning degrees.

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James Lindsay's thread unpacks how government-backed student loans since the Clinton era erased risks for lenders and unleashed skyrocketing college costs.

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