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The dedication of Chicago's 19-acre Obama Presidential Center brought together Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Bill Clinton, Michelle Obama, and George W. Bush for an invitation-only event with performances by Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, and Jennifer Hudson. A photo showing them behind Secret Service bulletproof barriers prompted conservatives like Gina Milan and James Woods to accuse Democrats of hypocrisy, pointing to open border policies while elites stay protected. Liberals countered by noting similar protections for all leaders, including Trump, amid bipartisan security mandates, highlighting partisan divides on immigration and safety.

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Former presidents and dignitaries stood with hands over hearts during the national anthem, separated from the crowd by thick bulletproof glass—a standard security step that sparked sharp online backlash.

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Organized by activist Michael Amushelelo under the banner 'All Roads Lead to Users,' the gathering along Windhoek's B1 Western Bypass drew people from areas like Osona and Elisenheim, who argue the humps—installed early June by the Roads Authority—slow traffic dangerously on a high-speed trunk road and defy engineering standards. Protesters like 67-year-old Hendrik Kruger laid flowers to symbolize risks and called for pedestrian bridges instead, while a 42-year-old resident noted his commute doubled amid side-road jams. The Roads Authority defends the N$704,000 measure as temporary for pedestrian safety amid Namibia's 1,200+ crashes this year, with Amushelelo's High Court bid for removal set for a June 30 ruling.

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Dozens of drivers and locals parked off the road, waved petitions with over 15,000 signatures, and even sold sausage rolls during their Saturday stand against new speed humps they say are causing crashes and delays.

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Organized by activist Michael Amushelelo under the banner 'All Roads Lead to Users,' the gathering along Windhoek's B1 Western Bypass drew people from areas like Osona and Elisenheim, who argue the humps—installed early June by the Roads Authority—slow traffic dangerously on a high-speed trunk road and defy engineering standards. Protesters like 67-year-old Hendrik Kruger laid flowers to symbolize risks and called for pedestrian bridges instead, while a 42-year-old resident noted his commute doubled amid side-road jams. The Roads Authority defends the N$704,000 measure as temporary for pedestrian safety amid Namibia's 1,200+ crashes this year, with Amushelelo's High Court bid for removal set for a June 30 ruling.

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Dozens of drivers and locals parked off the road, waved petitions with over 15,000 signatures, and even sold sausage rolls during their Saturday stand against new speed humps they say are causing crashes and delays.

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In a candid 25-minute YouTube chat with Rio Ferdinand, Manchester United's Casemiro called Cristiano Ronaldo the outright best player he's seen, while picking Gareth Bale as the most complete for his all-around skills. He critiqued modern midfielders for backward passes over forward risks, praised Bruno Fernandes for always pushing ahead, and drew parallels between Real Madrid and United's win-or-nothing pressure. With his contract expiring this summer after 146 appearances and trophies like the FA Cup, Ferdinand dubbed him a forever Red amid fans celebrating his elite mentality.

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Riding from training to Old Trafford, Casemiro shared raw stories of Ronaldo's goal-scenting rituals and why Gareth Bale edged him as the most complete teammate.

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In a candid 25-minute YouTube chat with Rio Ferdinand, Manchester United's Casemiro called Cristiano Ronaldo the outright best player he's seen, while picking Gareth Bale as the most complete for his all-around skills. He critiqued modern midfielders for backward passes over forward risks, praised Bruno Fernandes for always pushing ahead, and drew parallels between Real Madrid and United's win-or-nothing pressure. With his contract expiring this summer after 146 appearances and trophies like the FA Cup, Ferdinand dubbed him a forever Red amid fans celebrating his elite mentality.

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Riding from training to Old Trafford, Casemiro shared raw stories of Ronaldo's goal-scenting rituals and why Gareth Bale edged him as the most complete teammate.

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Claims spread online that Afghanistan's education minister announced a permanent ban on women and girls attending schools, building on the 2021 secondary education prohibition affecting 1.2 million girls and making Afghanistan the only country fully barring girls from secondary and higher education. Protesters and posts accuse the Taliban of legalizing sexual slavery, imposing beatings, and restricting healthcare access due to few female doctors, while criticizing international silence from the UN and rights groups. Women emphasized that the Taliban do not represent Afghanistan and called for ongoing global attention to these systematic rights losses.

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Afghan women in Germany marched with signs rejecting Taliban rule, demanding an end to bans on education, work, and public life that leave girls out of school.

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Relatives of Baloch Yakjehti Committee leaders, including Dr. Mahrang Baloch, staged a peaceful sit-in on Friday outside Huda Jail, calling for family meetings and an end to 'faceless trials' conducted via video link inside the facility. The leaders have been detained since March 2025 on charges related to protests and are protesting internally in their eighth day, arguing the proceedings violate fair trial rights by limiting cross-examination and public access. Tensions rose with police in riot gear approaching the women protesters, brief promises of meetings, and reports of jostling, as families appeal for solidarity and open hearings.

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Families stood outside Huda Jail in Quetta, holding placards and demanding to see their loved ones amid fears of a police crackdown.

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Abdul Saboor, an Afghan refugee, suffered a heart attack and died at DHQ Hospital in Attock, leaving his wife and children weeping by his bedside with an IV still in his arm. Afghan activists claim doctors refused care due to his nationality amid Pakistan's repatriation of over 600,000 undocumented Afghans since late 2023, while Pakistani accounts insist he received initial treatment before his sudden death. Local police raised funds for his burial, and calls mount for a probe into possible negligence, though no official statement has emerged from hospital or health authorities as of March 15.

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A young boy sobs beside his father's body in a chaotic hospital ward, crying out, 'They didn't treat my father.' The raw moment from Pakistan's DHQ Hospital in Attock has captured widespread attention.

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Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif spoke with Kassym-Jomart Tokayev two days after Kazakhstan's March 15 referendum, where over 87% of voters approved constitutional reforms backing Tokayev's agenda for better governance. The leaders reaffirmed their strategic partnership, sealed with recent agreements on trade and connectivity, and stressed diplomacy for peace in Afghanistan amid fresh cross-border clashes. Pakistan's airstrikes on March 16 in Afghanistan drew sharp accusations of hitting a Kabul hospital, killing hundreds according to Afghan claims, though Pakistan denied targeting civilians.

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In a warm phone call, Pakistan's Prime Minister praised Kazakhstan's leader for a strong referendum win, while urging dialogue on volatile regional issues like Afghanistan.

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