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ENHYPEN's youngest member, Ni-ki, posted a Bubble selfie with his phone in hand, but slapping an emoji over the screen only highlighted it was an iPhone—despite HYBE's Samsung partnership expecting idols to promote Galaxy phones. Fans loved the cheeky fail, joking 'Hiding his iPhone with an iPhone emoji' and comparing him to Shaq peeking from a tree. At 20, Ni-ki's bold humor and dance skills make these unfiltered moments pure fan favorites, with the buzz racking up thousands of likes.

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Ni-ki thought a big red triangle emoji would hide his iPhone in a mirror selfie. Fans spotted the iOS icon right away and turned it into instant meme gold.

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Bangladesh Air Force aims to buy 24 Chengdu J-10CE multirole jets from China, each around $40 million, for a total under $1 billion. The jets offer Mach 2 speeds, advanced missiles, and precision strikes, replacing aging F-7s and MiG-29s as part of Forces Goal 2030. The push aligns with Rahman's first China visit since taking office, following a recent Chinese delegation to Dhaka, though neither side has confirmed details yet. Regionally, it draws attention in India amid Pakistan's use of the same jets in last year's conflict.

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman heads to China for key meetings with President Xi and Premier Li Qiang, as reports point to a looming deal for modern fighter jets to upgrade Bangladesh's air force.

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BTS' 'SWIM' fell six positions to #66 on the Apple Music Global Daily Top 100. The song approaches 100 days on the chart with two days remaining. It also ranks at #194 on Spotify Daily Top Songs USA and #115 on Apple Music US Pop Genre.

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Jungkook slapped Jimin's butt once, then twice more while holding the microphone close to amplify the sound for the stadium audience. The playful interaction occurred as Jimin positioned himself in front of Jungkook on stage. Fans shared videos and live clips highlighting the moment and its audible impact.

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Jungkook slapped Jimin's butt once, then twice more while holding the microphone close to amplify the sound for the stadium audience. The playful interaction occurred as Jimin positioned himself in front of Jungkook on stage. Fans shared videos and live clips highlighting the moment and its audible impact.

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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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Starmer resigned on June 22 amid local election losses, a Makerfield by-election defeat to Burnham, and polls showing Reform UK leading at 28%. Labour's fast-tracked contest opens July 9, with no challengers to the 56-year-old Greater Manchester mayor, positioning him for leadership on July 17 and a No. 10 handover July 20. Known for 'Manchesterism'—devolution and anti-austerity—Burnham returns to Westminster after nearly a decade away, facing online fury from Reform UK critics demanding a general election and policy clashes over migration.

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Keir Starmer's sudden exit left Labour reeling, paving the way for Andy Burnham to step up without a fight—just weeks after his big by-election win.

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In a statement marking the 30th anniversary of June 21, Carney visited the Nanaimo Museum with his wife to learn about Snuneymuxw First Nation culture and highlighted Indigenous stewardship, including continent mapping thousands of years before Europeans. Critics like retired professor Ricardo Duchesne and historian Mark F. Proudman argued that preliterate societies lacked formal maps, calling it flattery that overlooks issues like clean water access. Defenders pointed to oral traditions, star navigation, petroglyphs and ephemeral drawings on birchbark or sand, as noted in the Canadian Encyclopedia, though no verified pre-contact maps match European styles with scales and projections. The exchange unfolded as Canadians marked the holiday with events from Ottawa drum circles to local markets.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney praised Indigenous peoples as early mappers of the continent during National Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrations. The remark, shared amid museum visits and holiday events, soon faced pointed questions online.

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Jacob Misiorowski of the Milwaukee Brewers tops the NL Cy Young poll with 29 of 31 first-place votes, while Cam Schlittler leads the AL Cy Young poll. The Brewers' pitching staff has been dominant, with Brandon Woodruff and Brandon Sproat each delivering standout performances of 6 innings, 1 hit, 10 strikeouts, and 0 walks on consecutive days, and Kyle Harrison also receiving votes. The team's ERA ranks first at 2.24 over the last 9 games.

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The @AfroCraveDaily post, clearly marked as parody in its bio, showed the pair outside a nightclub and a recycled stock ultrasound image timestamped just minutes earlier. It racked up nearly 10,000 likes fast, sparking congrats like 'From Afrobeat king to twin dad,' wild speculation on old impotence rumors, and quick debunkings from skeptics spotting the reused image. Chloe Bailey and Burna Boy, who sparked dating buzz in late 2024 before an apparent split, haven't commented, and no major outlets have picked it up as real.

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A cheeky parody account dropped a photo of Chloe Bailey and Burna Boy looking close, paired with a fake ultrasound of twins—and fans ran with it.

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Emails from November 19, 2024, show Reeves' chief of staff arranging the Treasury meeting with Mandelson, who chaired lobbying firm Global Counsel with clients like JP Morgan and OpenAI. The encounter wasn't logged in transparency records, despite rules requiring declarations for ministers' official meetings with lobbyists. A Treasury source said it occurred outside Reeves' ministerial capacity and that Mandelson, as a House of Lords peer, fell outside standard rules. The revelations, released this week amid his US ambassador appointment, have drawn criticism from opposition figures accusing undue corporate influence.

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Just months after Labour's election win, Chancellor Rachel Reeves' team invited Lord Mandelson for a private chat on trade—yet the meeting stayed off the public books.

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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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The New York Giants backup quarterback, hired by FOX Sports in May, roams World Cup stands bringing NFL energy to soccer matches. During the U.S. victory on June 19 in Seattle—an own-goal and Alex Freeman's strike clinched a knockout spot—Winston hyped the crowd, laughed at a '$5 Kangaroo Sandwiches' sign, and fed off the rowdy cheers. He's also partied with Argentina fans, gotten 'knighted' by Harry Kane, cleaned trash with Japanese supporters, and brought a live goat to a game, earning widespread fan praise as a sports ambassador while a few recall past controversies.

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Shirtless and sweat-drenched amid waving flags, Jameis Winston screams 'USA!' with American Outlaws fans after the U.S. team's 2-0 win over Australia.

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Fans marked #LizzieWeek2026 starting around June 7 with daily prompts like alternate universes, resilience themes, baby Liz flashbacks, and a birthday finale for Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Young from Chloe Walsh's Boys of Tommen series. Highlights include Hunger Games crossovers with Hughie as Everlark, Percy Jackson mashups, and gothic AUs, all celebrating Lizzie's raw journey through bipolar disorder, family struggles, and her bond with Hughie in the 2025 book Releasing 10. Her unfiltered humanity—messy, fierce, unbreakable—resonates deeply, turning fans' pain into shared power as the Cork rugby saga continues to grow.

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Picture a bloodied Lizzie rising in a moonlit forest beside her glowing deer spirit animal, tightrope-walking life's toughest blows. That's the kind of heartfelt art fans are sharing this week.

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The post notes Māori ancestors settled New Zealand 750 years ago, pre-dating European contact, while Anglo-Saxons arrived around 410-450 AD after Romans left, forming England's core amid layered migrations from Ice Age hunters to Normans. It questions why Britain gets labeled a 'nation of immigrants' despite most pre-20th century residents tracing to native lines, with genetics showing modern English blending 25-47% Anglo-Saxon ancestry and ancient Briton roots. Responders highlighted indigeneity as mixing history, self-identification, and politics over mere time, with one quipping the real cutoff is 'vibes, not dates.'

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A post laid out stark timelines: Māori arrived in New Zealand around 1250-1300 AD, Anglo-Saxons reached Britain 800 years earlier—yet only one group holds 'indigenous' status.

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The post notes Māori ancestors settled New Zealand 750 years ago, pre-dating European contact, while Anglo-Saxons arrived around 410-450 AD after Romans left, forming England's core amid layered migrations from Ice Age hunters to Normans. It questions why Britain gets labeled a 'nation of immigrants' despite most pre-20th century residents tracing to native lines, with genetics showing modern English blending 25-47% Anglo-Saxon ancestry and ancient Briton roots. Responders highlighted indigeneity as mixing history, self-identification, and politics over mere time, with one quipping the real cutoff is 'vibes, not dates.'

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A post laid out stark timelines: Māori arrived in New Zealand around 1250-1300 AD, Anglo-Saxons reached Britain 800 years earlier—yet only one group holds 'indigenous' status.

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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation halted production on Northland Tales, a $2.5 million to $5 million taxpayer-funded satirical prank show co-produced with APTN, following outrage over deceptive tactics targeting retired police officers and conservative figures skeptical of certain Indigenous narratives. Guests like Jaws were lured with false promises of events attended by royalty, only to face ambushes with fabricated videos and speeches. The National Police Federation demanded a federal inquiry and fund recovery, citing risks to veterans' mental health, while CBC paused the unaired series to protect its news brand and defended pranks as a tool for reconciliation.

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Retired RCMP officer Clinton Jaws, with nearly 40 years of service, walked off a Vancouver stage in humiliation after a fake honors event turned into a staged confrontation blaming the force for Indigenous harms.

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