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On Uproxx's Sound Check, rapper JPEGMAFIA described BTS as professional artists who can craft hits in a single day, especially after collaborating on their 2026 album ARIRANG following their military service break. He highlighted ARMY's unmatched loyalty, noting how they drown out everything and even support collaborators like him, while joking his own fans hold grudges longer. The clip from the March 20 release, featuring his work on track 'FYA' alongside Diplo and Flume, drew widespread fan celebration online.

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In his cowboy hat and leather jacket, JPEGMAFIA couldn't hide his envy for BTS's work ethic and the ARMY fans who show up in droves anytime, anywhere.

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Wigan Warriors came from behind to secure a 20-16 victory over Hull FC at the MKM Stadium, with a late try by Harry Smith proving decisive. The win was hard-fought despite several injuries for Wigan, earning them two points on the road. Hull FC led at halftime but could not hold off the comeback.

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BTS reunited for their first live show since military service, a free 'ARIRANG' concert on March 21, 2026, at Gwanghwamun Square, where thousands waved purple light sticks as the seven members performed new tracks and classics. Before the event, Suga posted on Weverse about intense practices, staff support, and urged fans to stay warm in the chilly night. His post-show message drew over 10,000 likes and warm replies from fans flipping the thanks back, highlighting their shared joy after nearly four years apart.

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Hours after lighting up Seoul's Gwanghwamun Square, Suga shared a simple Weverse note: 'Everyone, thank you for your hard work.' It captured the deep bond between BTS and their devoted ARMY.

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Users on X debate Marcelo Bielsa's coaching legacy, with supporters highlighting his success at Leeds United, influence on players' careers, third-place finish in Copa America with Uruguay, and victories over Brazil and Argentina in qualifiers. Critics argue he is overrated due to limited major trophies, a single Argentine league title, lack of big-team wins, and recent Uruguay team struggles attributed to decisions like recalling Muslera. The discussion references his tenures at Leeds United, Ajax, and Uruguay.

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Houston guard Milos Uzan, who averaged 11.1 points and 4.0 assists last season, and Indiana forward Tucker DeVries, a two-time MVC Player of the Year with 13.7 points per game, joined the reigning champs on non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contracts. These deals offer a chance to impress in summer league and training camp, potentially earning two-way spots or time with the Maine Celtics. Scouts like Uzan's playmaking and DeVries' shooting touch, drawing parallels to past undrafted successes like Payton Pritchard under Brad Stevens.

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The Boston Celtics moved fast after the 2026 NBA Draft, handing camp invites to two college standouts hungry for a roster shot.

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The second Global Character Popularity Poll, or World Top 100, launched March 4 and lets fans vote daily for one of 1,567 characters from Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime. Midterm results show Monkey D. Luffy in first, followed by Roronoa Zoro, Vinsmoke Sanji, Nami, and Trafalgar D. Water Law, with Nico Robin, Portgas D. Ace, Shanks, Uta, and Tony Tony Chopper in the top 10. Organizers adjusted tallies against fraudulent votes for fairness, and final results will drop during One Piece Day on August 22-23 alongside postcard counts.

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With just days until the June 11 deadline, One Piece fans rally behind their favorites in the global character poll, from Luffy's top spot to regional Zoro cheers in Japan.

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RTVE Chair José Pablo López responded sharply to reports of ORF Director General Roland Weißmann's meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, denying any contact from ORF and accusing it of politicizing the Vienna-hosted Eurovision 2026. Spain, along with Ireland, Iceland, the Netherlands, and Slovenia, has vowed to boycott if Israel participates, citing humanitarian concerns over the Gaza war. ORF is pushing for new participation rules ahead of an EBU vote in December to address these boycotts and ensure a full lineup for the May 2026 contest.

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Spain's RTVE Chair ignites a trans-European feud by slamming Austria's ORF for meeting Israel's president amid boycott threats.

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Costa Rican authorities detained a Palestinian man surnamed Abuawad in Desamparados de Alajuela on Monday, based on intelligence from the Directorate of Intelligence and National Security revealing suspected Hamas connections. The joint operation involved special forces and police, placing him in high-security custody for deportation as a preventive measure. This follows Costa Rica's April 8 designation of Hamas as a terrorist group, with officials emphasizing stronger immigration controls amid global threats. No details on his alleged plans in the country were released, and only immigration violations are cited so far.

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Tactical teams in armored vehicles surrounded cars in a quiet residential area, leading to the swift arrest of a man intelligence linked to Hamas.

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In his weekly newsletter, Ramaphosa, as African Union Champion for Pandemic Prevention, pushed for stronger public health systems, local vaccine production, and an African Epidemics Fund, citing COVID-19's heavy toll and recent Ebola outbreaks. South Africa leads globally with about 8 million HIV cases—roughly 13% of its 60 million population—thanks to high prevalence and thorough testing, while running the world's largest antiretroviral program treating 6.2 million. Progress includes falling new infections and life expectancy gains, but challenges persist among young women, poverty, and uneven services, as public reactions mix calls for action with frustration over past and present gaps.

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President Cyril Ramaphosa paused in his newsletter to face South Africa's stark reality: nearly 8 million people living with HIV, the highest number worldwide.

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Jones cited Ye's past antisemitic comments, including praising Hitler, as reason enough to deny him the city-funded venue—especially on July 4, 2026, marking America's 250th birthday. She wrote on X that 'Military City USA should not host someone with a record of hate speech,' framing it as a stand against antisemitism to build a more perfect union. The call sparked quick backlash, with critics decrying censorship and First Amendment violations, while the event remains listed with tickets on sale for a potential crowd of over 50,000. No word yet from the venue, city council, or Ye's team.

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San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones drew a line in the sand, urging the city to pull the plug on Ye's Independence Day show at the publicly owned Alamodome.

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DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas visited the U.S. southern border and announced USAID-funded programs aimed at improving lives in Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. The programs were financed by American taxpayers.

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The 20-year-old Uruguayan, on loan from Defensor Sporting since February, impressed with his aerial strength and ball-playing ability, even earning first-team training under Hansi Flick. He went down injured in Sunday's 1-1 draw at UE Olot, where Barça Atlètic stayed five points clear in the playoff spots with two games left. The injury adds to a season of defensive woes that have hurt the team's promotion hopes, leaving fans heartbroken and questioning an 'injury curse.'

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Young defender Patricio Pacífico limped off in agony during a key draw, only for tests to confirm a devastating ACL rupture that sidelines him for 8-9 months.

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Thousands of Iraq and France fans gathered at the iconic Rocky Steps on Sunday evening, filling the air with drums, flags, and anthems ahead of their Group I World Cup match. Iraq, back since 1986, faces powerhouse France—who beat Senegal 3-1—at Lincoln Financial Field today at 5 p.m. ET. The peaceful rally showcased soccer passion in Philly, home to six tournament games, with no trouble reported amid the electric energy.

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Iraq supporters claimed the Rocky Steps first, waving flags like underdogs ready to battle. Then France fans arrived in blue, turning it into a friendly chant-off under the museum lights.

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Leo Dasilva praised Rice's dominance in Arsenal's title charge, comparing him to Zidane while likening Caicedo to Makelele, but TobyWrites argued they're evenly matched, pointing to Arsenal's past £60m bid for Caicedo before their £105m move for Rice. In the 2025-26 season, Rice boasts a 7.55 FotMob rating with 4 goals and 5 assists across 35 games as Arsenal lead with 76 points, while Caicedo logs strong tackles in Chelsea's mid-table campaign. Fans and pundits mostly side with Rice's edge, fueled by Arsenal's surge and his Team of the Season nods, though Chelsea supporters highlight Caicedo's engine in big moments.

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TobyWrites called out Arsenal influencer Leo Dasilva for crowning Declan Rice a Zidane-level star far above Chelsea's Moisés Caicedo. The back-and-forth exposed raw Premier League loyalties in a lively online spat.

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AEI fellow Michael Rubin posted Saturday that Washington sees Pakistan as transactional—useful then discarded—arguing future U.S. leaders will ditch Trump-era pledges to Field Marshal Asim Munir as his term ends in 2029. The post, promoting his op-ed, gained over 7,300 likes amid Trump's recent praise for Pakistan's mediation in U.S.-Iran talks in April 2026, a shift from his first-term criticisms over Taliban ties. Indians welcomed the candor, with analysts like Nitin Gokhale noting Rawalpindi's familiar ground, while Pakistanis decried the language as racist or overly harsh, highlighting decades of on-off U.S. aid tied to Cold War needs, post-9/11 logistics, and counterterrorism.

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Michael Rubin compared U.S. views of Pakistan to a fleeting alliance, calling its army chief the latest 'pimp' in a post that lit up discussions on strained relations.

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AEI fellow Michael Rubin posted Saturday that Washington sees Pakistan as transactional—useful then discarded—arguing future U.S. leaders will ditch Trump-era pledges to Field Marshal Asim Munir as his term ends in 2029. The post, promoting his op-ed, gained over 7,300 likes amid Trump's recent praise for Pakistan's mediation in U.S.-Iran talks in April 2026, a shift from his first-term criticisms over Taliban ties. Indians welcomed the candor, with analysts like Nitin Gokhale noting Rawalpindi's familiar ground, while Pakistanis decried the language as racist or overly harsh, highlighting decades of on-off U.S. aid tied to Cold War needs, post-9/11 logistics, and counterterrorism.

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Michael Rubin compared U.S. views of Pakistan to a fleeting alliance, calling its army chief the latest 'pimp' in a post that lit up discussions on strained relations.

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