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In a Church Times interview following his recent West Bank visit, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell described Israeli military actions in Gaza as deliberately indiscriminate and genocidal acts, while labeling the West Bank a regime of apartheid and ethnic cleansing through settler expansion. He emphasized that his criticism targets state policies, not Judaism or Jewish people, and supports Church divestment from occupation-enabling companies. Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis rebuked the remarks as irresponsible and morally inverted, planning a personal letter to Cottrell amid growing divides among UK faith leaders over the Gaza conflict now in its second year.

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After witnessing settler violence in the West Bank, Archbishop Stephen Cottrell has accused Israel of genocidal acts in Gaza and apartheid in the occupied territories.

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British artist Artemas, who co-wrote 'Like Animals' on BTS's upcoming fifth studio album Arirang, shared a cheeky TikTok reacting to his sultry hits like 'Southbound.' The clip has fans speculating that the track—composed by RM and described as expressing a 'will to live passionately'—could be one of BTS's steamiest, especially with Artemas reposting a Jimin and Jungkook fan edit. Arirang, BTS's first full-group project since 2020's BE, drops March 20 with producers like Pdogg and Mike WiLL Made-It. Subtle teases, like deer imagery in yellow and purple hearts, keep building the primal energy as pre-saves climb.

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Artemas stares wide-eyed at his own explicit lyrics in a TikTok, captioning it: 'BTS heard this filth and said, let’s work with this guy?' Fans are piecing together the wild clues for album track 'Like Animals.'

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St Patrick's Athletic launched their 2026/27 third jersey in collaboration with Inchicore band The Wolfe Tones, featuring an off-white Umbro design with green accents, tricolor sleeves, and the band's name boldly across the chest. The cinematic reveal video shows founding members Brian Warfield, Tommy Byrne, and Noel Nagle performing in the kits, with subtle nods like 'Ireland Land of Song' down the back and proceeds supporting local youth groups. Fans love it, trading playful rivalry jabs with Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers supporters, while eyeing the jersey for upcoming European matches.

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The Wolfe Tones founders strummed banjos and guitars in the new cream kits amid Inchicore's rain-slicked streets and pub vibes, capturing the heart of their shared Dublin neighborhood.

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TIME Magazine released a new cover depicting hats with 'Make [country] Great Again' slogans for Iran, Yemen, Iraq, Somalia, Syria, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Nigeria. The cover sparked widespread discussion on social media.

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The bill overrides state fees, training rules, and penalties on eligible adults carrying concealed firearms in public places open to all, except private property with bans or secure spots like courthouses. It builds on Supreme Court rulings affirming public carry as a Second Amendment right and applies to all 50 states, D.C., and territories while keeping federal bans on prohibited people. Gun rights groups endorse it as restoring Founders' intent, though some conservatives question federal overreach and passage looks unlikely without bipartisan support.

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Sen. Mike Lee wants law-abiding adults to carry concealed guns nationwide without needing state permits or facing penalties for crossing borders.

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Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold, leading the Democratic race for attorney general, described herself as arguing at the Supreme Court in the 2024 Trump v. Anderson case to disqualify Donald Trump under the 14th Amendment. Supreme Court transcripts confirm Solicitor General Shannon Stevenson delivered the oral arguments on February 8, 2024, while Attorney General Phil Weiser's office filed the briefs; Griswold was a named party but did not participate orally. Critics like legal analyst Scott Robinson call her statements a misrepresentation, especially as rivals with extensive courtroom experience highlight her limited record ahead of party caucuses this month, though her campaign insists 'argue' can mean broader involvement and she leads in polls.

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Jena Griswold has touted her role in the Trump ballot case as arguing before the Supreme Court. But records show someone else spoke for Colorado that day.

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Built in the late 1970s as headquarters for Nigeria's Social Insurance Trust Fund, the brutalist Ile Nla complex in Ijanikin halted construction around 1982 after the federal capital moved to Abuja. Sitting idle for over 40 years on a two-acre site now worth N50 billion, it draws frustration over lost potential amid Nigeria's many unfinished projects. Residents recall playing basketball on its 18th floor or dodging area boys there, while ideas range from turning it into flats or a tech hub.

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A towering concrete skeleton in Lagos has locals sharing stories of childhood climbs and hidden adventures inside its unfinished halls.

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Newcastle United beat Manchester United 2-1 on March 4 despite playing with 10 men after Jacob Ramsey's harsh red card for simulation. Anthony Gordon's stoppage-time penalty put the Magpies ahead, only for Casemiro to equalize moments later from a free kick. Sub Osula sealed a historic win in the 90th minute, becoming the first substitute to score a last-gasp Premier League winner against United, as Eddie Howe hailed it a famous victory.

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With seconds ticking down at St. James' Park, sub William Osula sprinted at 36.63 km/h, curled past the keeper, and sent Newcastle fans into ecstasy.

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Posts contrast the nation's vibrant flag with contaminated waterways like the Tano River, polluted by galamsey—illegal small-scale gold mining using mercury and cyanide that has damaged over 60% of rivers, forests, and water supplies for millions. Communities face health risks, child drownings in pits, business closures, and crop failures, as noted by doctors and the Paediatric Society of Ghana. President Mahama's recent address promised operations in hotspots, prosecutions, and targeting major operators, but activists say action remains too slow while rivers stay brown.

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During Ghana Month celebrations on March 3, people shared striking images of the proud red, gold, and green flag next to rivers turned sickly yellow by illegal mining.

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The Chelsea winger received a second yellow for a foul on Gabriel Martinelli in the 70th minute of Sunday's 2-1 loss at the Emirates, then allegedly delayed leaving the pitch and used abusive language toward officials. He has until March 9 to respond, with a guilty verdict likely extending his one-match ban amid Chelsea's league-worst 10 red cards this season. Fans highlight the quick charge against Neto while Manchester City's Rodri waits over three weeks for a decision on his referee comments, renewing questions about FA consistency.

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Pedro Neto saw red in the heated Arsenal clash, but his slow exit and words to the ref have landed him in hotter water with the FA.

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The British singer-songwriter dropped the track today, February 27, as a preview of her sophomore album *This Music May Contain Hope*, out March 27 on her own Human Re Sources label. Produced with lush orchestration evoking Whitney Houston and Amy Winehouse, it blends soulful yearning and optimism, complete with Spotify's playful 'This music may contain hope' warning. This comes right before her BRIT Awards performance tomorrow, February 28, at London's O2 Arena, following her record six wins in 2024.

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RAYE pours raw heartbreak into her soaring five-minute ballad 'Nightingale Lane,' named after a London street from a past love. Fans are already raving about her powerhouse vocals that hit deep.

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Cruz Azul snapped Chivas' perfect Clausura 2026 start with a 2-1 comeback win in Matchday 7's 'Duelo de Punteros,' marking their seventh straight unbeaten run against Guadalajara. Keeper Andrés Gudiño's double saves kept them alive early, while post-match tension saw coaches nearly clash in the tunnel. The result tightens the title race, with Cruz Azul now closing in on the leaders and fans sharing joyful family moments in team kits.

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Toro Fernández opened the scoring for Chivas, Cade Cowell tied it up, but Charly Rodríguez's late strike sent Cruz Azul fans into ecstasy at Estadio Cuauhtémoc.

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ELA shared a photo of the herbal energy drink, popular in Nigeria for bedroom stamina with promises of aloe vera and herbal extracts, declaring any man using it weak—her post drew over 350,000 views. Guys fired back with jokes preferring quick sessions, like one claiming '13 seconds I don enter shower' or another boasting about 2 seconds with his 3.1 inches. A doctor warned of hidden sildenafil in fakes, echoing NAFDAC's 2024 alert on counterfeit batches exceeding safe Viagra doses and risking heart problems, while users shared stories of side effects like racing hearts.

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A woman's post calling out men who sip Coco Samba before sex as 'weak' unleashed a flood of hilarious replies, from 13-second boasts to health warnings.

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During a training session, a photo caught new signing Hato and midfielder Fernández eyeing the gleaming UCL trophy in its case, as James walked by unfazed. Supporters celebrated James' cool demeanor from his 2021 Chelsea win, with one joking Enzo dreams of lifting it in May, while rivals teased the past-glory nod. The light-hearted moment arrives just before Chelsea's Champions League round of 16 against PSG on March 11.

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Enzo Fernández and Jorrel Hato couldn't hide their stares at the Champions League trophy, while captain Reece James strode past without a glance. Fans instantly turned it into gold.

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On February 28, software engineer and NYSC member Charles Mbaogu described how Ladegboye Police Station officers stopped his car, searched his phone, accused him of being a 'Yahoo boy,' and demanded $1,000 from his crypto account. They held him and his girlfriend for six hours, driving them around, until verifying his innocence through calls to his colleague and employer—releasing them without money but after his girlfriend jumped from the moving vehicle in panic, bruising her leg. Lagos Police quickly summoned the officers, disciplining three by Monday, with spokespeople apologizing and praising Mbaogu's courage in reporting. His case underscores profiling risks for young professionals during Nigeria's anti-fraud efforts.

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Charles Mbaogu and his girlfriend just wanted to drive from Ikeja to Epe. Instead, a routine traffic stop turned into hours of fear, with officers calling him a fraudster and tearing his NYSC ID.

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A picture showing the Edo State Governor greeting FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has gone viral on Nigerian social media. The image prompted widespread online debate about political hierarchy, dignity, and influencers accepting paid gigs.

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Lagos creator @Mautiin01 launched the fun around 2:30 p.m. UTC with three lists of Nollywood stars like Mr. Latin, Babasuwe, Elesho, and more, asking who stands out as the funniest. Fans shared clips, nostalgia for chaotic skits and cultural jabs, with Okele, Lanko, and Sanyeri leading the cheers—though some called picks overrated or questioned the 'legends' tag. These enduring figures from Yoruba cinema keep drawing laughs through street-smart timing and viral moments still shared today.

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Photos of Sanyeri, Lanko, Okele, and Apankufor hit the feed, sparking fans to passionately crown their funniest Yoruba comedy king.

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In the Pelicans' 110-101 loss to the Lakers on Tuesday night, Murray scored 15 points, grabbed 8 rebounds, and dished 8 assists on 5-of-13 shooting. Bettors celebrated on X as props like over 6 rebounds, over 6 assists, and 8-plus assists cashed, powering multi-leg same game parlays. Standouts included FRNZ's +13,113 odds three-legger with Murray, Cade Cunningham, and Jalen Suggs, and Jon's +9,823 seven-leg hit featuring Murray alongside other player props. Nights like this highlight the thrill of NBA betting's volatile props.

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Dejounte Murray nearly hit a triple-double in just 28 minutes, and sharp bettors turned those stats into massive payouts on parlays.

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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the TPS termination on January 13, citing improved conditions in Somalia and national interests, with protections expiring at 11:59 p.m. on March 17. A video from a Minnesota grocery store, showing women in hijabs saying people 'deserve to be here' on 'stolen land,' drew calls for deportation, echoing White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's statement that those who don't respect U.S. values are not welcome. Critics countered by questioning if the logic applies to dissenting Americans, highlighting divides between enforcement and inclusion amid rising deportations.

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With just weeks until March 17, 2,500 Somali nationals face the end of their Temporary Protected Status, stirring fresh online clashes over belonging and borders.

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ESPN's First Take debated whether Boston's Jaylen Brown or Denver's Nikola Jokic deserves NBA MVP honors before tonight's primetime matchup, sparking fan backlash over the comparison. Brown averages 29.2 points, 7 rebounds, and 4.9 assists in 51 games while Tatum recovers from an Achilles injury, though advanced stats favor Jokic's 28.8 points, 12.5 rebounds, and 10.5 assists with elite efficiency for the fourth-place Nuggets. Boston thrives even without Brown at times, highlighting team depth, yet some see him as an underdog load-carrier; official ladders still rank Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jokic ahead.

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Jaylen Brown has been carrying the Celtics without Jayson Tatum, dropping 29 points a game. But can he really top Nikola Jokic's triple-double mastery in the MVP race?

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Members of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in Pakistan’s National Assembly chanted “Death to America” while expressing solidarity with Iran amid regional tensions. PTI maintains organized diaspora networks in Texas, including PTI USA Texas Chapter, PTI DFW, and PTI United Houston, which hold rallies and events in Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Sugar Land.

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At a January 19 stakeholders' meeting in Ibadan, Oyo State House Speaker Rt. Hon. Adebo Ogundoyin pledged a bill to regulate house agents after youths detailed extortion like excessive commissions and caution deposits. A special committee is now drafting measures such as capping fees at 3-5% of annual rent, requiring registration, banning caution fees, and limiting rent hikes to one-year notice. The bill aims for Governor Seyi Makinde's assent by March 2026, with Ogundoyin already briefing him on the reforms to restore fairness in housing.

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Young people in Ibadan shared raw stories of agents demanding fees that dwarf annual rent, turning simple house hunts into financial nightmares.

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Israel's government extended its nationwide state of emergency until March 12, approved Sunday via telephone poll and pending Knesset ratification, to enforce Home Front Command restrictions like school closures, bans on gatherings, and limits on non-essential workplaces. The move follows joint Israeli-U.S. strikes on February 28 that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, its defense minister, and dozens of leaders, prompting Iranian missile retaliation that killed at least 11 in Israel including in Beit Shemesh and Tel Aviv, plus three U.S. soldiers elsewhere. With Ben Gurion Airport closed until March 6 and strikes ongoing, officials prepare for potential further extensions while Iran signals possible de-escalation talks via Oman.

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Sirens blared across Israel as families huddled in shelters, mourning losses like volunteer Ronit Elimelech and her mother Sara after an Iranian missile struck their synagogue.

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Numerous users posted enthusiastic messages proclaiming 'The Glory of God Has Taken Over' and 'What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist' using hashtags #NSPPD and #7amFirePrayers. The posts, shared around the same time, feature prayers, emojis, and references to Pastor Jerry Eze. This reflects widespread engagement in the live morning prayer event.

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