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The Babylon Bee's video, posted late Thursday, parodies Iran's leadership scramble after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death on February 28 in U.S.-backed Israeli airstrikes on Tehran, which also killed top Revolutionary Guard commanders. It shows 'technical difficulties' interrupting vows of revenge with comical office banter and glitching chyrons, racking up over 20,000 likes and shares quickly. As Iran's Assembly of Experts meets in secret to choose a successor amid protests, strikes, and oil market jitters, the satire highlights the regime's turmoil with lines like 'let's get Ahmed to do it—no one will miss him.'

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A glitchy fake Iranian TV broadcast cycles through robed clerics announcing a 'new Supreme Leader' amid absurd chit-chat and beeping pagers, perfectly timing the real crisis.

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton stated he would consider withdrawing from the Republican US Senate runoff race against incumbent Senator John Cornyn if Senate leaders agree to eliminate the filibuster and pass the SAVE America Act. Paxton described the SAVE America Act as the most important bill for President Trump's agenda and criticized Cornyn for refusing to support abolishing the filibuster. The announcement occurred amid ongoing dynamics in the Texas Senate race involving endorsements from figures like Senate Majority Leader John Thune.

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The New York Times investigation, using satellite images and videos, confirmed a U.S. strike on February 28 damaged Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' elementary school in Minab, next to an IRGC naval base, as part of a broader U.S.-Israeli air campaign that killed Iran's Supreme Leader and top officials. Iranian reports list 165 to 175 deaths, leading to mass funerals and UN calls for a war crimes probe, while U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon is investigating and does not target civilians. The operation has hit over 200 Iranian targets in 72 hours, sinking warships and crippling defenses, as Trump claims major victories and urges surrender, though Iran responds with missiles and civilian casualties spark global scrutiny.

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A girls' elementary school in southern Iran lies in ruins, with more than 160 lives lost—mostly young students—after precision munitions struck amid nearby military targets.

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Stray Kids' Lee Know graces the April 2026 NYLON JAPAN issue with his first solo double cover, partnering with Boucheron to highlight the Quatre collection's interlocking gold and diamond pieces across 26 pages. A dramatic 35-second video captures him in sleek suits and layered rings, sunlight glinting off subtle gestures like a finger to his lips. Fans shared the clip widely, praising his 'insane face card' and 'magnetic force,' while Lee Know posted candid behind-the-scenes Instagram shots of wet hair and shining jewels. Pre-orders for the issue, complete with photocards, are surging ahead of its late-month release.

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Lee Know strikes poised poses in gleaming Boucheron jewelry, his sharp expressions drawing fans into a cinematic showcase of luxury and charisma.

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Pezeshkian expressed sympathy for families affected by recent violence and urged governors and forces to confront separatist activities decisively, as Iranian strikes hit Kurdish opposition sites in Iraq's Kurdistan Region, killing at least one. The Kurdistan Regional Government deployed troops for border protection only, denying any support for cross-border actions by groups like Komala and PDKI. This comes during escalating U.S.-Israel-Iran clashes since late February 2026, with the KRG and others calling for restraint to prevent a wider conflict.

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Amid videos of military convoys rolling toward the Iran-Iraq border, Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian thanked Kurds for their support in these tough times, but drew a firm line against any separatist moves.

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On Thursday evening, Halk TV host Ece Üner spoke directly to Spanish viewers in sincere Spanish: 'Gracias por estar del lado correcto de la historia'—thank you for being on the right side of history. She praised Spain's refusal to support U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iran that began February 28, 2026, amid reports of over 1,230 Iranian deaths and retaliatory attacks killing six U.S. service members. The gesture fostered Turkish-Spanish solidarity online, with shared flags and greetings like 'Hola ve Merhaba,' highlighting a call for peace as both nations criticize the escalating conflict.

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With a warm smile at the end of her broadcast, Ece Üner switched to heartfelt Spanish to thank Spaniards for standing against the war.

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Leavitt made the remark during a briefing on the U.S.-led Operation Epic Fury against Iran, blaming Biden's aid for straining munitions stockpiles while insisting the U.S. has ample reserves. Ukrainians like Kate Bohuslavska from Kharkiv called it heartless amid shortages of air defense missiles, and politician Inna Sovsun pointed to Ukraine's 1994 surrender of nuclear warheads for broken security promises. Critics noted the $188 billion in authorized aid supported U.S. jobs and production, with the Trump administration authorizing no major new packages since January 2025 amid talks for Ukrainian drone tech.

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As Ukrainians face deadly Russian bombings, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt labeled former President Biden a 'very stupid and incompetent leader' for sending U.S. weapons to Ukraine.

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The mural at 2415 W. Montrose Ave., painted in late January 2026 by Barcelona artist SAV45, shows Zarutska in a blue shirt and has been defaced multiple times, including 'Hang Musk' graffiti, paint bombs, and globs on her face last month. Similar attacks hit murals in New York City and Pensacola, part of dozens funded by over $1 million from tech leaders like Elon Musk after her August 2025 death. Conservatives call the vandalism anti-white hate crimes, while Ukrainian groups say the portraits politicize her story and overlook the ongoing war in Ukraine.

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Iryna Zarutska escaped war in Ukraine only to lose her life in a sudden stabbing on a Charlotte train. Now, a Chicago mural tribute to her keeps getting hit with graffiti and paint, stirring deep divides.

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