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GMMTV's *Me and Thee*, starring Pond Naravit as impulsive Thee and Phuwin Tangsakyuen as reserved photographer Peach, airs its 10th and final episode tonight at 8:30 p.m. on GMM25, with streams on iQIYI at 9:30 p.m. The photography-themed adaptation from Lwilaw's novel follows their evolving romance amid family pressures, boosted by side couples like Rome and Mok, and Perth and Santa. Today's fan party selfies and teasers have fans emotional, promising a satisfying close full of tears and cheers.

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Pond beams in casual whites and glasses, captioning cast selfies 'the(e) happiness' at the fan party, as the beloved series wraps its heartfelt journey.

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Senate Democrats halted a House-passed funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security on February 24, entering the shutdown's third week, as they demand reforms to curb what they call ICE's overly aggressive street tactics. Leaders like Chuck Schumer reposted footage of confrontations, declaring 'This is not America,' while Reps. Eric Swalwell and Seth Moulton called for abolishing ICE altogether. Republicans defend the operations as targeting criminals like rapists and murderers, criticizing the shutdown for furloughing 260,000 DHS workers including border patrol.

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A video of masked ICE agents clashing with people on city streets became the flashpoint for Democrats' stand against funding the agency amid a government shutdown.

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Matheus Cunha, Wolverhampton Wanderers forward, engaged in a heated on-pitch confrontation with James Garner, a former Manchester United midfielder playing at right-back, during the match. Cunha later commented that Garner always behaves aggressively against Manchester United, his former club, and that he gave him a 'taste of his own medicine.' Manchester United secured the victory.

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A popular post challenged fans to start two, bench one, and sell one from those iconic wingers, sparking lively choices like starting Robben and Neymar while benching Bale and shipping out Salah for his consistency over flair. Liverpool fans got their own version pitting ex-Reds Daniel Sturridge and Roberto Firmino against new €80 million signing Hugo Ekitike, who's already scoring dozens and winning over Anfield. Debates highlight nostalgia for Robben's cut-ins, Bale's Champions League peaks, Neymar's magic, Firmino's link-up play, and Sturridge's finishing, all against Ekitike's raw promise in Arne Slot's system.

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Imagine picking your dream wing lineup from prime Arjen Robben, Mohamed Salah, Gareth Bale, and Neymar—then benching and selling one. Fans dove right in, with Salah often catching the most flak.

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Born in 1986, the Colombian striker dominated Europe from 2009 to 2013, smashing 72 goals for Porto including a Europa League record 17 in 2010/11, then 70 for Atlético Madrid capped by a Super Cup hat-trick against Chelsea. At Monaco he added 83 goals before injuries derailed his career, leading to underwhelming loans at Manchester United and Chelsea, and now he's a substitute for Millonarios back home with 36 goals as Colombia's all-time top international scorer. Fans share awe-filled reels and what-ifs, with tributes from Atlético, Monaco, and Porto highlighting his unstoppable peak praised by Guardiola, Mourinho, and Zlatan.

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Clips of Radamel Falcao ripping nets in his prime are everywhere today as he turns 40. Defenders chased shadows while El Tigre feasted on chances.

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At the inaugural 'Board of Peace' meeting of the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, flags including Finland's appeared behind Trump as he wielded a golden gavel, despite Finland declining the invitation over concerns with the board's Trump-led structure and veto power. The gathering focused on over $17 billion in Gaza reconstruction pledges, mainly from Gulf states and Hungary, while major Western allies like Germany, the UK, France, and Canada stayed away. Amid this, Finnish President Alexander Stubb dismissed Russia's $12 trillion U.S. business deal pitches as lies, since they exceed Russia's $2.5 trillion GDP; Russia's envoy Kirill Dmitriev hit back, calling Stubb's brain too small for such numbers and mocking his grasp of Finnish saunas.

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Finns spotted their national flag on display at Trump's new institute during a peace meeting they skipped entirely. The unexpected sight quickly turned into a point of national pride and anger.

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