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Local media in Uzbekistan report that two men took out loans, sold their cars and wives' jewelry, then bet everything on Khamzat Chimaev to defeat Sean Strickland in a UFC fight. Chimaev lost the bout, leading to the men's suicides.

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The claim appeared in a Thursday opinion piece in The i Paper, highlighting rifts between Reform UK and Lowe's harder-right Restore Britain party, launched after his March 2025 suspension. Lowe, Great Yarmouth's independent MP, boasts a strong parliamentary record with 2,450 written questions since July 2024—far outpacing Farage's 20—winning praise from supporters for his dedication. As Restore polls 7-13% in the June 18 Makerfield by-election, potentially splitting the right-wing vote and aiding Labour, Reform insiders dismiss the quote as unlikely media spin.

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An anonymous Reform UK MP reportedly called rival Rupert Lowe more serious than Nigel Farage, fueling tensions ahead of a key by-election.

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The remark, delivered from the dispatch box, drew laughs in the House of Commons and nods to Starmer's lifelong Arsenal fandom after their recent title win over City's decade-long dominance. Many saw it as a subtle dig at Labour's Andy Burnham, the popular Greater Manchester mayor cleared to run in the upcoming Makerfield by-election following Josh Simons' resignation. With Guardiola reportedly leaving after Sunday's final match despite a contract until 2027, the quip highlighted Labour's internal pressures from local election losses, Wes Streeting's resignation, and leadership speculation around Burnham.

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Keir Starmer kicked off Prime Minister's Questions with a football zinger, congratulating Pep Guardiola's exit from Manchester City—then cheekily crediting Arsenal for the Premier League title.

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Polls opened Thursday in the Makerfield by-election, triggered by Josh Simons' resignation in May, pitting Burnham against Reform UK's Robert Kenyon in a tight race where Burnham leads by 3 to 12 points. Rebecca Shepherd of the new hard-right Restore Britain party, a local businesswoman pushing for safer streets and better support for children with special needs, draws buzz with her grassroots campaign backed by intense door-knocking from volunteers nationwide. While Restore polls at 5-8%, critics warn it could split the right-wing vote and hand Burnham the win; results are expected early Friday, with turnout key under photo ID rules.

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Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester's popular mayor, steps up to reclaim a parliamentary seat and take on Prime Minister Keir Starmer amid Labour unrest.

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TNT roared back with a gritty win at Smart Araneta Coliseum, powered by Heading's 29 points and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson McCullough's 24, despite Justin Brownlee's 32 for Ginebra. The game followed a ceremony honoring Brownlee's fourth Best Import award and RJ Abarrientos' Best Player nod, both fueling Ginebra's stars. TNT built a halftime edge and closed strong, setting up a best-of-three finish with Game 5 on Friday.

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Jordan Heading dropped 29 points on Ginebra, while the Tropang Giga outscored the Kings 38-30 in the fourth to steal Game 4 and even the series.

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In a GB News documentary released this week, British journalist Steven Edginton interviews 'Andrew,' who calls himself a former Antifa member. Andrew explains how the group dehumanizes targets by labeling them fascists or Nazis, comparing it to ISIS tactics and saying it now applies to anyone who disagrees. He describes members discussing guns and preparing for conflict, driven by fears of genocide or Nazi takeover. While some doubt his claims due to Antifa's loose structure, his account echoes concerns about rising political tensions, including recent terrorism charges by Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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With neon blue hair and black leather, Andrew sat down for a street interview in Seattle. He shared a chilling view from inside: opponents get branded fascists first, making violence feel justified.

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A leaked video reveals cut scenes from Arcane showing Ekko waiting for Jinx's signal, interactions between Jinx and the Firelights at their base, and 'Timebomb' moments between Ekko and Jinx. Fans have reacted with excitement to the footage. Discussions include speculation about a potential Ekko and Jinx spinoff incorporating these scenes.

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Peter Okoye, aka Mr. P, released the catchy 'I Can't Look Away' on June 5 as the lead from his upcoming album OG Forever, earning quick YouTube streams, radio plays on stations like The Beat 99.9 FM, and praise from Davido. The upbeat track about irresistible attraction features slick visuals and choreography that's lighting up clubs from Lagos to Ghana. Yet it reignited tensions with twin Paul Okoye (Rudeboy), who in an old interview blamed Peter for a 2014 track's flop; Mr. P responded in a video, pleading to be judged on his own solo path after P-Square's messy 2017 split over creative control and family management.

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Mr. P's fresh single has fans dancing nonstop, but a resurfaced clip from brother Rudeboy just poured fuel on their long-running rivalry.

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Barcelona's Pedri dominated midfield with 129 touches, 88% passing, and key chances created, but his habit of grabbing opponents' shirts—especially Cape Verde's white kits—sparked endless memes and rival fan jabs. Clips from past El Clasico matches against Vinicius Jr. and Rodrygo resurfaced, dubbing it his 'trademark move,' while Barcelona supporters hailed his brilliance, resurfacing Pique's praise that he's 'a scandal' of talent. Despite the yellow card and Spain's record 734 fruitless passes, Pedri's vision shone in the Atlanta opener, fueling banter as Group H heats up against Uruguay and Saudi Arabia.

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Spain poured on the pressure with 74% possession and 27 shots, yet Cape Verde held firm for a 0-0 stunner. All eyes turned to Pedri, caught tugging white jerseys like a collector on a mission.

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The image from @AllahGreatQuran on May 7 lists rewards like 1,000x for Masjid an-Nabawi in Medina and 100,000x for Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, based on hadiths from Sahih Bukhari and Muslim that encourage visits to these sacred sites. Users remixed it into memes, joking 'Muslim niggas got a battle pass' or calling it 'religious XP boosts,' while critics labeled it a 'social credit system' for afterlife points. Defenders noted similar holy site rewards in other faiths, highlighting how Gen Z views ancient incentives through a gaming lens.

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A simple graphic showing boosted rewards for prayers at Islam's holiest mosques lit up X with video game comparisons, from battle passes to XP multipliers.

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Profluent, an Emeryville-based AI biotech startup founded in 2022 by Ali Madani, raised $106 million on November 19, 2025, led by Altimeter Capital and Bezos Expeditions, bringing its total funding to $150 million and valuing it at nearly $1 billion. The company has achieved breakthroughs like the AI-designed OpenCRISPR-1 system for precise genome editing and ProGen models generating functional proteins. The new funds will scale computational resources for massive protein datasets and advance applications in therapeutics, agriculture, and materials.

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Jeff Bezos's investment fuels Profluent's quest to design proteins and genome editors using AI, pushing biotech boundaries.

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At the Jewish Federations of North America's General Assembly in Washington, D.C., Senator Ted Cruz argued that the $3.8 billion in annual military aid to Israel targets shared enemies like Hamas and Hezbollah, saving U.S. lives and costs while benefiting American defense firms. He highlighted Israel's Mossad providing critical intelligence to Washington and noted post-October 7, 2023, additional aid exceeding $14 billion amid regional conflicts. Cruz warned of declining support for Israel among young Republicans influenced by social media, citing GOP tensions between traditional hawks and an isolationist 'America First' wave.

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Senator Ted Cruz slammed U.S. aid to Israel as a mere 'pittance' that delivers priceless intelligence and security gains for America.

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5 Seconds of Summer held a concert on their Everyone's A Star World Tour at Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. Fans shared photos, videos, and experiences from the show. Discussions also mentioned anticipation for upcoming concerts in the UK/EU leg, including Paris.

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