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On June 21, God Behind Bars organized Angola's first father-son reunification event, where dads handed sons personal letters, Bibles, and promises of hope after years apart. One father, imprisoned over 50 years, fished alongside his son for the very first time; another hugged his after 17 years, tears flowing. The program builds family ties to break crime cycles, following last fall's father-daughter dance, with supporters praising its role in rehabilitation while some question if it softens punishment.

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For the first time, 46 incarcerated fathers at Angola Prison shared a full day outdoors with their sons—fishing from boats, grilling, and splashing through rain in a group dance.

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England secured a 2-0 victory over Panama in their final Group L match at MetLife Stadium, with Jude Bellingham scoring in the 62nd minute from a corner and assisting Harry Kane's goal in the 67th minute. The win allowed England, coached by Thomas Tuchel, to finish top of the group with 7 points and advance to the Round of 32 as a seeded team. Harry Kane reached 11 World Cup goals, becoming England's all-time leading scorer ahead of Gary Lineker's record of 10.

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People across Japan are posting mouthwatering photos of ramen, udon, and noodle dishes, from spicy red broths with seaweed to creamy tonkotsu topped with green onions and poached eggs. This ties into #麺活 culture, where enthusiasts document their noodle hunts at shops or home kitchens, even mixing in veggie-packed bowls or konnyaku soup. Hashtags like #無言で飯テロする playfully tease hunger, sparking replies with 'looks delicious!' and recipe requests that build a warm food-loving community amid humid summer days.

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A biker parks his ride for a hearty pork ramen bowl with rice on the side, snapping a pic that has everyone craving a slurp.

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France beat Senegal 3-1 in their Group I opener at New York New Jersey Stadium, with Kylian Mbappé scoring twice to become Les Bleus' all-time leading men's scorer and Bradley Barcola adding a third. Dembélé started centrally in a 4-2-3-1 but managed no goals or assists, prompting fans to compare him to England's Phil Foden, who shines at club but struggles internationally. Memes highlighted his silky PSG clips against aimless international runs, with some blaming Deschamps' setup while others call for his benching ahead of the Iraq game on June 22.

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Ousmane Dembélé dazzled at PSG to claim the 2025 Ballon d'Or, but in France's World Cup opener, he faded quietly while Mbappé stole the show with a brace.

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England manager Thomas Tuchel stated he has no regrets over his World Cup squad selection despite injuries to right-backs Reece James and Tino Livramento, refusing to discuss the absence of Trent Alexander-Arnold. Pundit Jamie Redknapp called the exclusion a monumental mistake, with fans and commentators questioning Tuchel's decision amid concerns over defensive depth. Discussions highlight Tuchel's emphasis on defensive versatility and Trent Alexander-Arnold's recent form and injury history as factors in the selection.

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Jennings' rant hit X on Saturday, gaining over 5,000 likes as fans reignited the GOAT debate. Messi shone with a hat-trick in Argentina's 3-0 win over Algeria on June 16, reaching 16 World Cup goals, while 41-year-old Ronaldo started Portugal's 1-1 draw against Congo without scoring. Supporters traded stats on longevity, assists, and trophies—Ronaldo at 973 goals across clubs, Messi with 914 goals and 414 assists—yet many call both generational peaks.

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talkSPORT's Rory Jennings called a fan a 'pillock' for pitting Ronaldo against Messi, insisting they 'don't play the same sport' amid the World Cup's early drama.

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Kenyan diplomat Monica Kathina Juma was sworn in Thursday at UN headquarters in New York by Secretary-General António Guterres as Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and Director-General of the UN Office at Vienna. Announced in March 2026, she succeeded Egypt's Ghada Waly on May 11, bringing decades of experience from roles like Kenya's National Security Adviser and Cabinet Secretary positions. The Vienna-based offices lead worldwide efforts against drugs, crime, corruption, terrorism, and human trafficking, with her appointment celebrated across Kenya as a proud milestone while one critic raised unaddressed claims about her past security role.

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Dressed in traditional Kenyan attire with intricate beadwork, Monica Kathina Juma raised her right hand beside the UN Charter, pledging her dedication to global justice and peace.

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Numerous posts express excitement and solidarity with the Saudi Arabia national football team, known as the Green Falcons, using hashtags like #SaudiDay, #FIFAWorldCup, and #السعوديه_الراس_الاخضر. Fans share green hearts, flags, lineup announcements, and kick-off messages in anticipation of the crucial match in Houston. One post highlights Saudi fans singing the national anthem in the Houston stadium.

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Francis Bourgeois, also known as Luke Magnus Nicolson, stayed up late to film locomotive 73962 arriving at Brighton station and expressed immense joy at the sight. The video of the UK train enthusiast has gone viral.

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Egypt trailed 1-0 at halftime to New Zealand's Finn Surman in Vancouver but roared back with Mostafa Ziko's header in the 59th, Salah's strike and assist in the 67th and 82nd for Trezeguet's goal. The Liverpool captain earned Man of the Match with his fifth goal involvement in four World Cup games, topping all Egyptians ever. Celebrations exploded from the pitch—where players dropped in sujood—to Cairo's streets at dawn, lifting Egypt to the top of Group G on four points ahead of Iran on Friday.

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After 92 years of near-misses, Mohamed Salah delivered the moment Egypt had waited for, scoring and assisting in a thrilling 3-1 comeback at BC Place.

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Polanski, the Green Party of England and Wales leader, wore the shirt referring to Barghouti, imprisoned since 2002 after convictions for five murders during the Second Intifada, including a monk and civilians in shootings. He defended it by citing a 2003 report on trial flaws and an unverified Mandela comparison, while critics like Heidi Bachram—whose relatives were killed by Hamas—called Barghouti a convicted terrorist. Polanski doubled down, arguing opponents fear a unifying Palestinian leader, as the controversy highlights UK divides on Israel-Palestine ahead of elections.

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Zack Polanski showed up at a party event in a t-shirt calling for the release of Marwan Barghouti, a figure convicted of murder by Israel and hailed by some as the 'Palestinian Mandela.' The image quickly split opinions along familiar lines.

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Reform UK named Sutton, a former Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector with a 30-year career, as their candidate for the Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner by-election after Sarah Taylor's resignation for family reasons. Sutton led investigations convicting Levi Bellfield for three murders and rapist Delroy Grant, solving 35 of 37 murder cases he oversaw. As the party's national policing adviser since 2025, he pledges equality before the law and positive enforcement; he'll face six other candidates including Labour's Beth Jones and Conservative Matthew Patrick Taylor in a first-past-the-post race costing up to £2 million.

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Colin Sutton, the detective who put away serial killer Levi Bellfield, is stepping up to make Norfolk's streets safer. Now retired in the county he loves, he's bringing his proven record to the July 16 vote.

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A post highlights how cursive's continuous strokes build focus and coherent thinking, unlike printing or typing, sparking widespread shares from parents and educators. Now, 25 to 27 states require public schools to teach it in grades 3 through 5, up from 14 a decade ago, with New Jersey and Pennsylvania mandates starting in early 2026. Research shows handwriting activates more brain areas for memory and learning than typing, aiding fine motor skills amid concerns over declining abilities from screen time.

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Parents share stories of kids struggling to read grandparents' letters, while new laws bring back flowing cursive lessons in classrooms.

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Posted on June 23 by @naturaholic, the video drew millions of views and over 25,000 likes, with @purelivn's comment 'geographical luck is a thing' gaining 155,000 likes and prompting global reactions. People from India, Pakistan, Nigeria, and even nearby Auckland shared contrasts between Queenstown's pristine vistas and their own urban struggles, while noting the town's adventure draws like bungee jumps and skiing for 3 million tourists yearly despite its small population. Some highlighted the effort behind spotless upkeep and high home prices nearing $2 million NZD, but most expressed raw awe at living amid such natural splendor.

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A smooth cruise through Queenstown's spotless streets, framed by jagged mountains and a sparkling lake, left viewers worldwide dreaming of such daily beauty.

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