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Numerous X posts mockingly urge Ghana to 'kill themselves for Africa' during their Africa Cup of Nations match against Algeria. The repetitive phrase becomes a viral meme, with users expressing disappointment or sarcasm regardless of the match outcome. Posts reference the game context, including Algeria as the opponent.

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The left-leaning streamer argued the comparisons downplay the Republican Party's fascist leanings and make Trump seem less repulsive than him. Critics see it as deflection from efforts to equate Democrats' support for Piker with the GOP's tolerance of Fuentes, as noted in Mediaite and USA Today pieces. Memes, like a SpongeBob cartoon, and mentions of Piker's past controversies on terrorism sympathy and violence endorsements have amplified the back-and-forth, highlighting how both sides host provocative voices.

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Hasan Piker fired back in a video clip, insisting there's no moral match between him and figures like Charlie Kirk or Nick Fuentes. He called Kirk a racist party stooge and Fuentes an open neo-Nazi who dined with Trump.

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The new DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813 is a 1.6 trillion parameter mixture-of-experts system with a 1 million token context window, scoring big on agent benchmarks like 87.9 on Terminal-Bench 2.1 and 83.3 on CyberGym—often matching or beating frontier models. It costs just $0.435 per million input tokens and $0.87 per million output tokens, far undercutting competitors and drawing quick praise for its value. Now live on DeepSeek's API, chat platform, and services like OpenRouter, it's already pulling in coding and agent workloads despite some benchmarks where it trails rivals like Kimi-K3.

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DeepSeek just dropped its upgraded V4 Pro model, blending massive scale with unbeatable pricing that has developers calling it a game-changer for AI agents.

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Joshua Leifer's Friday opinion piece claims Netanyahu, influenced by his U.S. youth, partnered with Trump to start the conflict on February 28, 2026, with 900 U.S.-Israeli airstrikes hitting Iranian targets. Now in its 27th day, Iran has fired back with missiles and drones, causing nearly 1,940 deaths in Iran and casualties in Israel, including 21-year-old IDF soldier Ori Greenberg killed in Lebanon. Trump calls the war won and pushes a 15-point peace plan, but Iran demands reparations and control over the Strait of Hormuz, exposing what Leifer sees as U.S. incompetence and alliance strains.

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A Haaretz columnist argues Benjamin Netanyahu launched the war on Iran believing in America's unbeatable might, only to face its real limits amid ongoing strikes.

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The Israel Defense Forces identified dozens of Hezbollah weapons sites and command posts in the southern Lebanese village of Beit Lif, calling it a violation of the November 2024 ceasefire. Local residents denied the claims and requested Lebanese army protection, which deployed patrols hours later. The accusations coincide with IDF strikes on suspected storage facilities in nearby Deir Kifa, Shehour, Tayr Filsay, and Aynata after evacuation warnings.

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Just 3.5 km from Israel's border, IDF troops uncover Hezbollah headquarters hidden in Lebanese homes next to schools.

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Yemeni armed forces, led by spokesperson Yahya Saree, announced precise ballistic missile and drone strikes on Saudi troop concentrations, weapons depots, and command centers in Al-Mokha and Marib's Tadawin camp, reporting dozens of casualties. They also claimed responsibility for attacking the TIHAMAH, a Tanzanian-flagged Egyptian-owned cargo ship in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which they called a Saudi military transport. Yemeni government sources countered that it was a civilian vessel carrying passengers and supplies, with four crew killed—three Pakistanis and one Indonesian—and others injured. The clashes highlight renewed fighting in Yemen's ongoing war and risks to a key global shipping route.

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Missiles and drones slammed into Saudi positions in Yemen, while a cargo ship in a vital strait took a deadly hit, pulling the long conflict back into focus.

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On Tuesday, Grossi toured the UAE's Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in Abu Dhabi, where a drone hit an external generator on May 17, causing a brief power loss but no injuries, radiation release, or reactor damage. Unit 3 shut down safely on emergency generators, with power restored in a day, and operators earned praise for their professional handling despite the precise attack on the power supply. Grossi met UAE officials who blamed Iran-backed militias from Iraq, stressing that targeting nuclear sites remains completely unacceptable and reaffirming IAEA support for safety in the region. The plant, the Arab world's first commercial nuclear facility, now runs normally and supplies a quarter of UAE electricity.

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Standing amid the Barakah plant's domes under a clear sky, IAEA chief Rafael Grossi commended the team's swift action after a drone strike targeted their power supply.

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Parliament voted unanimously to abolish the death penalty, marking Lebanon as the pioneering Middle Eastern nation to formally end capital punishment. The decision came after years of debate and reflects a push toward human rights reforms amid regional challenges. No executions have occurred in Lebanon since 2004, paving the way for this historic change.

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Lebanon's lawmakers gathered Tuesday and cast votes that ended capital punishment for good. It's a landmark shift, making the country the first in the Middle East to take this step.

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Mocha, a beloved dog and Lieutenant in the Zombie Squad HQ community, died after battling cancer and arthritis. Her owner shared that Mocha enjoyed final treats including a 6-piece Chicken McNugget, a peanut butter stuffed pretzel, and a mini Reese’s peanut butter cup before passing. Community members honored her service with dedicated patrols and condolences to her owner, family, and friends.

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Released on August 10, 2001, Dil Chahta Hai followed Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, and Akshaye Khanna as friends tackling life and love in urban India, with a fresh soundtrack by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy that won over a new generation. The film grossed ₹397 million worldwide and earned praise for its modern youth story, now celebrated for timeless scenes of road trips and honest talks. On the anniversary, Excel Entertainment launched Excel Origins to support emerging filmmakers under 30, inviting bold ideas at [email protected] to echo the banner's start.

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Farhan Akhtar stared at the calendar in disbelief: 25 years since his debut film captured the unbreakable bond of three friends. 'Akash, Sameer and Sid don’t look like they’ve aged a day,' he shared, heart full of thanks to fans.

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The Iran-backed Houthis claimed attacks on at least two tankers, including the Wafa near Yanbu, as part of their 'blockade for a blockade' against Saudi shipping. Shipping data showed clear drops in traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb, with some vessels rerouting amid the tensions. They warned of expanding operations to more routes, including toward the Suez Canal, adding strain to global energy supplies while Saudi authorities stayed silent and hits remain unverified.

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Residents in Sana’a heard loud blasts and saw white contrails streaking the sky as Houthis launched missiles toward Saudi oil tankers.

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The K-pop boy band AHOF, who debuted in July 2025 under F&F Entertainment, brought their energy to the KBO League game between the Samsung Lions and SSG Landers. Korean-Australian leader Steven took a practice swing as batter, and Taiwanese member Chihen delivered the ceremonial first pitch, both wearing Lions jerseys. The group had surprised fans the day before with a performance of their single 'Sugar High' at the stadium's event, and clips of their laughter-filled moment spread quickly among supporters. Fans celebrated the blend of K-pop and baseball, with the band hyping the team throughout the broadcast.

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Steven gripped the bat with a confident stance while Chihen wound up for the pitch, their bandmates cheering wildly from the stands at Daegu Samsung Lions Park.

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On August 7 in Mecca, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif signed a trilateral agreement treating an attack on one as an attack on all. Saudi sources called Egypt under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi unreliable and overly tied to the UAE, blocking its entry despite Ankara's welcome. The kingdom wants clearer alignment from Egypt before reconsidering, amid regional tensions like Houthi attacks, while the pact emphasizes collective deterrence among the three signatories.

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Saudi Arabia drew a line at Egypt's door for a new mutual defense pact, despite Turkey's open invitation to bring Cairo into the fold.

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Yemeni armed forces, led by spokesperson Yahya Saree, announced precise ballistic missile and drone strikes on Saudi troop concentrations, weapons depots, and command centers in Al-Mokha and Marib's Tadawin camp, reporting dozens of casualties. They also claimed responsibility for attacking the TIHAMAH, a Tanzanian-flagged Egyptian-owned cargo ship in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which they called a Saudi military transport. Yemeni government sources countered that it was a civilian vessel carrying passengers and supplies, with four crew killed—three Pakistanis and one Indonesian—and others injured. The clashes highlight renewed fighting in Yemen's ongoing war and risks to a key global shipping route.

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Missiles and drones slammed into Saudi positions in Yemen, while a cargo ship in a vital strait took a deadly hit, pulling the long conflict back into focus.

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