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Jin's "Don’t Say You Love Me" fell to #47 with 1,838,294 streams, down 104,211 from the previous day, while Jimin's "Who" dropped to #69 and Jungkook's "Seven" to #75 on the Spotify Global Daily Top Songs chart. Fans launched streaming campaigns to recover streams for "Don’t Say You Love Me" toward 1 billion total streams and to boost chart positions for "Who".

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Mac Donald's February 24 post argued the Ferguson effect—where post-2014 protests led police to ease proactive work, spiking homicides in black communities—remains real and ignored by media. Musk replied 'Legacy media lies relentlessly,' sparking memes, charts, and stories from users pointing to FBI data showing black Americans as half of 2015 homicide victims despite being 13% of the population. Critics dispute the link to protests, citing other factors like economics, while recent 2024-2025 drops in crime add nuance to the ongoing discussion on policing and reporting.

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Heather Mac Donald shared a video mourning overlooked black homicide victims, blaming media narratives and a pullback in policing. Elon Musk's sharp reply lit up the conversation with millions of views.

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Mac Donald's February 24 post argued the Ferguson effect—where post-2014 protests led police to ease proactive work, spiking homicides in black communities—remains real and ignored by media. Musk replied 'Legacy media lies relentlessly,' sparking memes, charts, and stories from users pointing to FBI data showing black Americans as half of 2015 homicide victims despite being 13% of the population. Critics dispute the link to protests, citing other factors like economics, while recent 2024-2025 drops in crime add nuance to the ongoing discussion on policing and reporting.

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Heather Mac Donald shared a video mourning overlooked black homicide victims, blaming media narratives and a pullback in policing. Elon Musk's sharp reply lit up the conversation with millions of views.

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The chart, based on FactSet data through late 2024, shows Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta ramping up capital expenditures 42% to 95% year-over-year for AI infrastructure, while Apple's dipped 19% to $2.37 billion in its latest quarter. Apple spent just $12.7 billion in fiscal 2025 versus peers' $400 billion-plus, leaning instead on partnerships like licensing Google's Gemini model and its own on-device chips. Supporters call this disciplined genius that avoids debt and GPU risks, while critics warn it risks falling behind in the AI race—though Apple's strong cash flow and recent earnings beat keep it shielded for now.

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A simple chart lays bare Apple's unique path in the AI era: while rivals pour billions into data centers, Apple's spending line stays remarkably steady.

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Galatasaray defeated Juventus 7-5 on aggregate in the UEFA Champions League knockout playoff, advancing to the round of 16 despite a 3-2 loss in the second leg in Turin, thanks to Victor Osimhen's crucial extra-time goal. Juventus defender Lloyd Kelly received a straight red card after a VAR review for a challenge on Galatasaray's Yılmaz.

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UEFA's European Club Finance report shows United outspent rivals like Chelsea (€754 million) and Arsenal (€587 million) on net transfers, yet earned no Premier League title or European success. Chelsea led gross spending at £1.93 billion but offset it with £711 million in sales, while Premier League clubs dominate expensive squads fueled by massive TV revenue. Fans highlighted the gap between spending and results, though supporters point to academy progress and Ratcliffe's cost cuts yielding £32.6 million profit despite £1.29 billion debt.

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Manchester United poured €794 million into transfers from 2021 to 2025, more than any club globally. But they lifted only the 2023 Carabao Cup and 2024 FA Cup amid mid-table struggles.

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Multiple posts on X feature images and lists identifying Will Graham from Hannibal as a character variant akin to Bella Swan, Eve Polastri, Spencer Reid, Legoshi, Lottie Matthews, and Ethel Cain. Users debate and expand on these comparisons, quoting mischaracterization complaints and proposing additional matches from media such as Beastars, Criminal Minds, and All's Well That Ends Well. The conversation centers on shared traits like wardrobe evolution and psychological depth in monster-related relationships.

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Nicolas Jackson is frustrated with his limited game time at Bayern Munich, having featured for just 99 minutes across 6 matches since the start of the year. Bayern Munich will not exercise the option to buy the Chelsea loanee. Jackson is set to return to Chelsea once his loan deal expires this summer.

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Manchester United fans defend David de Gea's status as one of the greatest Premier League goalkeepers, citing his five Team of the Year selections and peak performances at Manchester United. Discussions highlight his decline after Cristiano Ronaldo's hat-trick against him at the 2018 World Cup and errors in his final seasons against Barcelona, in the FA Cup, and Everton. Some criticize Erik ten Hag for selling de Gea and signing inferior goalkeepers while comparing him favorably to Petr Cech, Alisson, Ederson, and David Raya.

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