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Operation Epic Fury began March 1 with U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, missiles, and navy, prompting Iranian retaliation on American bases and embassies that has spiked oil prices and raised fears of wider war. Kirk, killed in September 2025 by shooter Tyler Robinson, once called for making Iran Western but later warned against 'pathologically insane' regime change, polling 90% of followers against intervention. Isolationists like Candace Owens accuse TPUSA of burying his anti-war clips, while allies like Tyler Bowyer insist Kirk opposed endless war but backed targeted action and stayed loyal to Trump, highlighting the deepening rift in the MAGA movement.

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Charlie Kirk's assassination last year left a void, but now his evolving views on Iran are pulling his supporters apart amid Trump's new military campaign.

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The March 3 Indie World Showcase lasted 15 minutes and focused on cozy adventures, co-op brawlers, and roguelikes for Switch and the upcoming Switch 2. Highlights included Denshattack!, a dystopian train action game exclusive to Switch 2 in June with a demo now; My Little Puppy, where a Welsh Corgi Bong-gu searches the afterlife for his dad, out digitally May 29; and shadow drops like Rotwood's beast-battling co-op and Blue Prince's shifting manor roguelike, both available today on Switch 2. The event teased more titles like Mixtape's '90s road trip and showed off Switch 2 features such as Joy-Con mouse controls, underscoring strong indie support for the new console.

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Nintendo surprised fans with a quick burst of indie reveals, from train-grinding action to a corgi's heartfelt afterlife quest. Shadow drops and demos made it feel like instant playtime.

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Some Black users expressed discomfort with Black people rooting for Argentina in the World Cup due to Lionel Messi's influence despite Argentina's history of racism. Defenders highlighted hypocrisy in supporting nations like Portugal, France, and England with their own problematic pasts. The discussion escalated into Messi vs. Ronaldo debates and dismissals of racism claims as excuses for hating Messi.

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Joule Sullivan, a former Australian soldier now running tailoring businesses in Dubai, praised its zero personal income tax, luxury lifestyle, and networking for high achievers in a video that drew over 58,000 views. Paraguay fans countered that its territorial tax system—zero on foreign income like crypto gains—with easy $5,000 residency and $700-1,000 monthly living costs suits bootstrappers seeking affordability over glitz. Miami joined the mix with no state income tax but higher expenses, as users noted different spots fit different ambitions amid rising global taxes.

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Standing on a glittering Dubai street, influencer Joule Sullivan declared, 'Winners don’t go to Paraguay,' kicking off a lively clash among expats chasing tax havens.

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In a March 8 La Vanguardia interview, former Barcelona manager Xavi disclosed pushing hard for a €60m deal to bring Real Sociedad's Zubimendi to replace the retiring Busquets, only to be turned down. Zubimendi instead joined Arsenal last summer for €65m, where he's anchored their midfield with top interceptions, 89% passing accuracy, and over 2,500 Premier League minutes, helping them lead the title race with 67 points from 30 games. Despite recent fatigue critiques after a grueling season, Xavi's endorsement as Busquets' heir bolsters faith in his role alongside Declan Rice as Arsenal chase their first title since 2004.

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Xavi Hernández still regrets it: he pleaded with Barcelona's board to spend €60m on Martin Zubimendi as Sergio Busquets' replacement, but finances blocked the move.

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On February 28, 2000, Oasis unveiled their fourth album after losing guitarist Bonehead and bassist Guigsy, with newcomers Gem Archer and Andy Bell stepping in alongside Noel and Liam Gallagher. Tracks like 'Go Let It Out' topped charts, while fans now praise underrated gems such as 'Gas Panic!,' 'Roll It Over,' and 'I Can See a Liar'—echoed by Liam himself. The anniversary coincides with Noel collecting Songwriter of the Year at the 2026 BRITs in Manchester, amid their reunion tour buzz.

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Oasis navigated lineup shakeups and label collapse to drop a psychedelic pivot that hit No. 1 and still draws fan cheers today.

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The DX legend, who rejoined WWE in 2022 as a key producer and co-lead writer, left after an unhappy performance review cut his influence. Fans online celebrated with clips mocking his booking decisions, like calling everything 'horrible and the shits' in a WWE Unreal segment, while some defended him as a nice guy unsuited for creative. Meanwhile, Alexandra Williams stepped up as Raw's new Vice President and lead writer ahead of its Netflix shift, sparking hope for fresh directions as WrestleMania 42 season begins.

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Brian 'Road Dogg' James walked into WWE headquarters on March 5 and handed in his resignation, frustrated by shrinking responsibilities on SmackDown.

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In Saturday's 2-1 FA Cup fifth-round victory over League Two side Mansfield Town, Madueke's 41st-minute left-footed strike from a Martinelli cutback opened the scoring at the One Call Stadium. Eberechi Eze's powerful 66th-minute winner made it 101 goals across all competitions from 46 matches, with 19 different scorers contributing as the first Premier League team to reach triple figures this term. New signings like Madueke, Eze, Viktor Gyökeres, and Martin Zubimendi have delivered 50 goal contributions, easing the load on stars like Bukayo Saka while fans praise the depth amid some criticism of Madueke's modest Premier League tally.

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Noni Madueke grabbed the ball on the edge of the box, curled a beauty past the keeper, and etched Arsenal's 100th goal of the season into the books.

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The Seoul Central District Court ruled Thursday that Yoon, now 65, orchestrated an insurrection by declaring martial law on December 3, 2024, to counter perceived threats from anti-state actors and North Korean sympathizers. Troops surrounded parliament, but lawmakers voted 190-0 to lift it after just six hours, leading to Yoon's impeachment on December 14, his removal from office, and arrest in January 2025. Prosecutors sought the death penalty as South Korea's gravest crime short of treason; Yoon apologized yet defended his actions as necessary, plans to appeal, and now faces further trials into 2026. The verdict drew global reactions, with supporters calling it political revenge and critics praising accountability, while K-pop star Choi Si-won of Super Junior sparked fan backlash by posting a Chinese idiom seen as pro-Yoon support.

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In a stunning turn, former President Yoon Suk Yeol heard 'life in prison' from the Seoul court bench for his six-hour martial law gamble that shook the nation.

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The 20-year-old player shared a now-deleted reel with comments like 'You could blindfold him with dental floss,' which many saw as racist toward Asian eyes. Huijsen quickly apologized via Real Madrid's Weibo post, calling it an unintentional mistake that caused discomfort, and later echoed that in a personal statement to Diario AS. While supporters blame Instagram's tricky repost button and note he's never done this before, critics demand a broader apology and point to the club's past anti-racism stances. No action from La Liga or UEFA so far, as Huijsen keeps training.

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A single repost on Instagram turned into a wave of backlash for Real Madrid defender Dean Huijsen, as Chinese fans called out content mocking Asian features.

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Sidelined all 2025-26 season after tearing his Achilles in last summer's NBA Finals Game 7, Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton released a fever-dream Puma Hali 1 'Halucinating' ad nodding to Notorious B.I.G.'s 'It was all a dream.' The vibrant yellow kicks with lime-green soles drop March 20 for $140, building hype as Indiana tanks without him. Fans buzz with excitement for his 2026-27 return to pass, splash, and dazzle.

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Tyrese Haliburton raps about cereal boxes and supermarket freezers in a wild 32-second ad, gripping a basketball at the end as clocks tick down to his comeback.

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The Heated Rivalry actor co-hosted Gold House's Lunar New Year celebration with Yerin Ha at Chinese Tuxedo in Manhattan around February 13, marking his 25th birthday and drawing buzz as one of NYFW Fall 2026's top events. Fans lit up timelines with photos of him posing next to attendee Leah, who captioned it with a nod to his onscreen bisexual rival Ilya from the show. The inclusive vibe featured toasts, hugs, and dance-floor twirls with guests like Bowen Yang, blending Lunar New Year flair with fashion week energy while fueling excitement for Season 2.

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Hudson Williams beamed in a crisp white suit, surrounded by glamorous friends under golden lights at his birthday bash during New York Fashion Week.

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Aldo Tamez de Nigris, the 25-year-old star from La Casa de los Famosos Mexico, has a devoted fanbase called Aldainers who view his uncle Poncho as the ultimate cool family figure. They launched #Felices50Poncho and RING ROYALE SOLDOUT trends, sharing graphics, life collages, and challenges tagging countries or words like 'Monterrey' and 'fierro' to spread the love. Poncho's Ring Royale, a star-packed boxing spectacle on March 15 at Arena Monterrey, sold out fast from $528 to $4,563 MXN tickets, marking a milestone as he turns 50 after 28 years in the spotlight.

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Fans lit up social media with birthday cheers for Poncho de Nigris, Aldo's beloved uncle, while toasting the sold-out triumph of his celebrity boxing event.

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