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Seven weeks after a U.S. military operation on January 3 captured former President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, killing 32 Cubans, interim President Delcy Rodríguez has dismissed Cuban advisers from key roles, turning to Venezuelan bodyguards only. This shift follows U.S. pressure, including blocked oil shipments to Cuba, and aligns with economic reforms like a new oil law granting America oversight of sales, which has funneled $1 billion in revenue. A recent poll shows 72% of Venezuelans feeling optimistic about the country's direction under Rodríguez, though opposition voices question her support and highlight fears of U.S. coercion amid calls for elections.

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With Maduro in U.S. custody, Venezuela's interim leader ordered Cuban security teams out of her guard and intelligence units—a sharp break from years of close reliance on Havana's elite protection.

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On Jack Saunders' New Music Show, Murphy gushed over Chatten's band—tracks he's long championed on his own radio curations—and premiered 'Puppet,' a dark new song co-written for the Peaky Blinders film soundtrack. The pair recalled crossing paths at Dublin's Vicar Street, with Murphy's fanboy energy shining through. The WWII-set movie, The Immortal Man, reunites him as Tommy Shelby with stars like Barry Keoghan and Rebecca Ferguson; it opens in theaters March 6, 2026, then streams on Netflix March 20.

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Cillian Murphy lit up BBC Radio 1, laughing as he dubbed himself a 'groupie' for Fontaines D.C. frontman Grian Chatten during their chat about Dublin meetups.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized federal tariffs imposed by President Trump as 'illegal taxes' following a Supreme Court ruling. Newsom demanded refunds for affected consumers. The statement prompted backlash from California residents accusing him of hypocrisy over the state's high taxes and spending.

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In the latest Nancy strip by artist Caroline Cash, Sluggo gripes about his new job paying in worms, prompting Nancy to ask if it's legal. The four-panel comic nods to Sluggo's broke, street-smart roots with his signature accent, drawing thousands of likes, worm emojis, and cheers from fans. Cash, who took over on January 1, 2026, kicked off 'Sluggo week' with this fresh take on the 1938 classic, blending reverence for Ernie Bushmiller's minimalist style with her own absurd twists.

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Sluggo holds up a cup of wriggling worms as his paycheck, deadpans 'woims' to a baffled Nancy—and fans can't get enough of the classic deadpan gag.

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Cherki, who moved from Lyon to City for £34m last summer, has notched 3 goals and 7 assists in 20 Premier League appearances. The graphic ranks him elite among Europe's top wingers and attacking mids: 91st percentile in progressive carries, 98th in non-penalty xG plus xA, and 99.5th in key passes. Palmer trails sharply with zero assists and low creation numbers amid a groin injury that's kept him out since the Club World Cup, though he holds 77th percentile in non-penalty goals. Fans debate fiercely, with some hailing Cherki's flair and others backing Palmer's past clutch finishes.

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A detailed stats radar pits Manchester City's new signing Rayan Cherki against Chelsea's Cole Palmer, showing the young Frenchman towering over most metrics this season.

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Megyn Kelly criticized the NFL's Super Bowl halftime show featuring Bad Bunny performing entirely in Spanish as a 'middle finger' to most Americans who do not speak Spanish, arguing it should unify the country rather than cater to one group. She also told Piers Morgan that Britain has lost its culture by ceding it to radical Muslims, contrasting it with the U.S. stance.

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During a February 17 press event for his film The Weight, Hawke responded to a query about an open letter signed by Tilda Swinton, Javier Bardem, and others accusing Berlinale organizers of silence on Israel's Gaza operations. He said, 'I feel like there's a slight agenda to your question that is different to my agenda. But I respect you and I respect the question,' later explaining to Variety that jet-lagged actors aren't ideal for political advice. The moment drew sharp divides: some labeled him a coward for not addressing claims of over 72,000 Palestinian deaths, while others praised his focus on cinema as a space for shared healing over policy debates.

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Ethan Hawke paused at the Berlinale press conference, sensing an agenda behind a journalist's Gaza question, and chose respect over diving into the debate.

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The Danish star, who joined Rangers in 1994 for a club-record £2.3 million, dazzled over four seasons with 150 appearances, 44 goals, and key roles in three Scottish Premier League titles, including the iconic May 7, 1997, winner at Tannadice. Fans cherish his partnership with Paul Gascoigne, with one supporter calling it an absolute privilege, while the club hails him as arguably their most talented player ever in their Hall of Fame. Tributes poured in from Rangers, former teams like Ajax, and supporters sharing clips, childhood photos, and awe-filled stories of his continental flair and Scottish grit.

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Brian Laudrup's silky dribbles and that unforgettable header for 9-in-a-row still light up Rangers fans' memories on his 57th birthday.

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Mary Kenny described Morgan McSweeney, a key Labour Party figure, as starting out as a 17-year-old building labourer, attending college, learning life lessons at an Israeli kibbutz, and reorganizing the Labour Party in London. Critics dispute this narrative, highlighting his prosperous Irish family connections including a senior partner father, councillor aunt, and cousin advising Leo Varadkar, rejecting claims of working-class origins.

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The 21-year-old Argentine winger, who moved to Chelsea from Manchester United for £40 million last summer, shared photos from Egypt's pyramids, a desert camel ride, and a Red Sea boat trip during a short mid-season break. Fans loved the stylish snaps in white linen and a shemagh scarf, with Chelsea supporters cheering his off-pitch vibe while rivals teased the Egypt pick over Dubai. After 29 appearances and six goals this season, he's recharging ahead of the February 21 Premier League clash with Burnley.

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Alejandro Garnacho stands arms-crossed in front of the Great Pyramid, tattoos gleaming under the sun, camel ride and yacht cruise close behind.

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The 20-year-old attacking midfielder, on loan from Chelsea to promotion-chasing Cardiff City, has scored five goals and added one assist in 29 League One appearances this season. His recent tally includes strikes against Reading, Doncaster, Barnsley, Rotherham, and AFC Wimbledon—three goals in his last five outings. Fans praise his pace, physicality, and versatility across forward roles, with some comparing him to young Dele Alli or Cole Palmer, while skeptics note the league's level. As Cardiff tops the table, Kellyman's form highlights Chelsea's patient youth development approach.

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Omari Kellyman wheels away after his latest strike in Cardiff's 4-1 romp over AFC Wimbledon, celebrating a hot streak that's got Chelsea fans dreaming big.

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The U.S. Supreme Court met Friday for its first public session after a four-week recess but issued no ruling on cases challenging Trump's use of the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose 10-50% duties on imports from countries like China, the EU, Canada, and others. Lower courts had already blocked the tariffs, citing skepticism over stretching the post-Watergate law meant for sanctions into global trade policy. A potential loss could mean over $175 billion in refunds for duties collected since early 2025, per a Penn-Wharton analysis, while Trump warned of massive economic fallout including trillions in sunk factory costs. Markets stayed volatile as traders priced a 75% chance of the tariffs falling, with more opinions possible Tuesday or Wednesday.

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Traders bet heavily on the Supreme Court striking down President Trump's broad tariffs, with millions riding on the outcome during Friday's session. No decision came by midday, leaving everyone watching closely.

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Manchester City dominated Fulham 3-0 on Wednesday, with Semenyo starring and Erling Haaland netting a goal that boosted him on City's all-time scoring list, trimming Arsenal's Premier League lead to three points from 56 to 53. Aston Villa edged Brighton 1-0 via a late own goal to stay third on 50 points, while Liverpool's 1-0 win at Sunderland through Virgil van Dijk's header lifted them to 42 points, now two behind Chelsea. Arsenal face Brentford away tonight, a chance to extend their edge to six before City host Newcastle on Saturday; fans feel the title tension, with one City supporter warning 'ARTETA, TROUBLE IS COMING!!!' and Gunners fans urging Mikel Arteta to handle the pressure.

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Antoine Semenyo lit up the pitch for Manchester City, scoring once and assisting another in their sharp 3-0 win over Fulham. The result ramps up the heat on Arsenal before their key game in hand.

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Geordie Josh celebrated Palace's UEFA Conference League stumble, pointing out they turned down Newcastle's offers up to £65m for captain Guehi, only to sell him for £20m to Manchester City this January. Palace fans fired back, noting that keeping him helped deliver their record 53-point Premier League season and first-ever FA Cup win in 2024/25. Now struggling in 13th place with one win in 15 games, manager Oliver Glasner faces fan anger and possible early exit amid the rivalry banter.

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A Newcastle supporter couldn't hide his glee after Crystal Palace's frustrating 1-1 draw with Zrinjski Mostar, blaming their old chairman for rejecting a £60m bid for Marc Guehi back in 2024.

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In a Sunday Independent interview, Taoiseach Micheál Martin pledged to remain Fianna Fáil leader past his 2027 handover to Simon Harris, despite recent lows like the presidential candidate withdrawal and polls dipping to 15 per cent support. He returned as Taoiseach in January 2025 after the party's strong 48-seat win in the 2024 election. While recent surveys show his approval rebounding among party voters and support stabilizing, online voices and some backbenchers still call for change from figures like Jim O'Callaghan.

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Facing party turbulence and leadership whispers, Micheál Martin drew a firm line: he'll guide Fianna Fáil through to the next general election.

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In a Sunday Independent interview, Taoiseach Micheál Martin pledged to remain Fianna Fáil leader past his 2027 handover to Simon Harris, despite recent lows like the presidential candidate withdrawal and polls dipping to 15 per cent support. He returned as Taoiseach in January 2025 after the party's strong 48-seat win in the 2024 election. While recent surveys show his approval rebounding among party voters and support stabilizing, online voices and some backbenchers still call for change from figures like Jim O'Callaghan.

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Facing party turbulence and leadership whispers, Micheál Martin drew a firm line: he'll guide Fianna Fáil through to the next general election.

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In a Sunday Independent interview, Taoiseach Micheál Martin pledged to remain Fianna Fáil leader past his 2027 handover to Simon Harris, despite recent lows like the presidential candidate withdrawal and polls dipping to 15 per cent support. He returned as Taoiseach in January 2025 after the party's strong 48-seat win in the 2024 election. While recent surveys show his approval rebounding among party voters and support stabilizing, online voices and some backbenchers still call for change from figures like Jim O'Callaghan.

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Facing party turbulence and leadership whispers, Micheál Martin drew a firm line: he'll guide Fianna Fáil through to the next general election.

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