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In a Tennis TV interview before defending his Acapulco title, Alexander Zverev said he lost the Australian Open semifinal to Carlos Alcaraz because he ran out of gas in the fifth set, while noting Alcaraz got 'physical breaks' from cramping issues in earlier sets. The January 30 match lasted five hours and 27 minutes—the longest AO semifinal ever—with Alcaraz winning 6-4, 7-6(5), 6-7(3), 6-7(4), 7-5 after treatments for cramps and a leg problem. Zverev brushed off the loss as a strong run overall, shared plans to play more aggressively this offseason, and kicked off Acapulco with a sharp 6-2, 6-4 win over Corentin Moutet, daughter Mayla cheering from the stands.

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Zverev had match point in hand during that epic five-set semifinal, but exhaustion hit hard as Alcaraz battled through cramps.

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Real Madrid's Thibaut Courtois hit out at Jose Mourinho for defending Prestianni and blaming Vinicius' celebration, insisting no excuse justifies racism and affirming he believes Vinicius heard the slur clearly. UEFA banned Prestianni provisionally for tonight's Bernabeu second leg, where Madrid hold a 1-0 lead and aim to advance. Benfica's president backs his player, while teammate Dodi Lukebakio said he'd reject any proven racism, as tensions simmer ahead of the decisive match.

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Vinicius Junior's goal celebration last week turned ugly when Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni allegedly called him a racist slur, halting play for nearly 10 minutes as teammates rallied behind him.

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SEVENTEEN leader Choi Seungcheol, known as S.Coups, shared Instagram Story selfies on February 25 wearing a plush white teddy bear hoodie from Hugo Boss' holiday collaboration with Steiff. The cozy look, tagged with @boss and a heart emoji, highlighted his boyish charm and flipped his usual sharp ambassador style into something adorably soft. Fans called him 'Cheollie bear' and 'boss baby,' gushing over his pink cheeks and dimples with hearts, bear emojis, and cries of cuteness aggression like 'I will bite him.' At 30, the post reminded everyone of his playful side beyond the group's high-energy stages.

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S.Coups peeked out from oversized bear ears, damp hair framing his dimpled smile in mirror selfies that had fans melting instantly.

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President Trump delivered his February 24 State of the Union address on the economy, immigration, and a new war on fraud led by Vice President JD Vance, but Epstein survivors overshadowed the night with protests against what Democrats call a Trump administration coverup. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer brought Dani Bensky, who says Epstein abused her starting at age 17, while Rep. Ro Khanna invited Haley Robson, a controversial figure accused of recruiting teens. Bipartisan efforts shone through with Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna supporting the Epstein Files Transparency Act, highlighting a shared push for accountability amid ongoing file releases.

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More than a dozen Epstein survivors sat in the House chamber as guests of Democrats, wearing pins that read 'Stand with Survivors, Release the Files' to demand full transparency.

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The Orlando Magic defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 110-109 in Los Angeles, with Paolo Banchero leading the Magic with 36 points, 10 rebounds, and 6 assists. On the Lakers' final possession, Luka Doncic passed up a wide-open three-pointer to LeBron James, who missed an off-balance buzzer-beater. Lakers coach JJ Redick stated the play was designed for Doncic, who took responsibility for the decision.

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The incident happened on February 18 at Charles Andersson School in Ongwediva, where classmates told a teacher about the boy's remark, leading a second teacher to beat him. Parents rushed the child to hospital, met the principal who called it 'an unfortunate event,' and plan to file a police case. It has divided opinions, with some defending the discipline by recalling harsher past practices like 'Mike Luanda used to beat us half dead,' while others condemn the violence despite corporal punishment being illegal since 1991.

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A Grade 5 boy in northern Namibia ended up in hospital after two teachers allegedly beat him with a pipe for calling one 'lungus'—a local word for loudmouth—during class.

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World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz rallied from 2-5 down in the second set to beat Valentin Royer 6-2, 7-5, staying 9-0 this year. No. 2 Jannik Sinner defeated Alexei Popyrin 6-3, 7-5 in his Doha debut, extending his run of deep tournament results. Alcaraz faces Karen Khachanov next, Sinner meets Jakub Mensik, with a potential final between them ahead. Both shared fist-pump celebrations online after strong wins full of drop shots and venomous forehands.

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Carlos Alcaraz grinned at the net after his comeback, telling qualifier Valentin Royer, 'I'll wait for you, man!' Both top seeds kept their flawless starts alive in Doha.

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Strasbourg beat high-flying Lyon 3-1 on Sunday in Ligue 1, ending the visitors' 13-game winning streak. Winger Diego Moreira shone brightest, assisting the opener for Martial Godo and scoring his own deflected goal early in the second half for a 2-0 lead, earning man-of-the-match with an 8.2 rating. Lyon replied through Corentin Tolisso, but Joaquin Panichelli's late penalty sealed it amid Strasbourg's 13-4 shot edge. The result keeps Lyon third on 45 points while boosting seventh-placed Strasbourg to 34.

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Diego Moreira grinned after curling in his stunner, turning Lyon's unstoppable run into a stunning upset at Stade de la Meinau.

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In a Tennis TV interview before defending his Acapulco title, Alexander Zverev said he lost the Australian Open semifinal to Carlos Alcaraz because he ran out of gas in the fifth set, while noting Alcaraz got 'physical breaks' from cramping issues in earlier sets. The January 30 match lasted five hours and 27 minutes—the longest AO semifinal ever—with Alcaraz winning 6-4, 7-6(5), 6-7(3), 6-7(4), 7-5 after treatments for cramps and a leg problem. Zverev brushed off the loss as a strong run overall, shared plans to play more aggressively this offseason, and kicked off Acapulco with a sharp 6-2, 6-4 win over Corentin Moutet, daughter Mayla cheering from the stands.

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Zverev had match point in hand during that epic five-set semifinal, but exhaustion hit hard as Alcaraz battled through cramps.

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