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The Portuguese government approved limited U.S. use of Lajes Air Base on Terceira Island after an initial American strike on Iran, sticking to a 1951 defense pact that allows transit and refueling. Rangel specified three conditions: retaliation only against Iranian attacks, respect for necessity and proportionality, and military targets alone—with the U.S. agreeing and no base planes joining strikes so far. The mid-Atlantic hub has hosted heavy traffic like C-17s and tankers since late February, highlighting Portugal's commitment to its longstanding Atlantic alliance, unlike Spain's refusal at its bases.

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Portugal's Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel stood firm on CNN Portugal, laying out clear limits as U.S. planes buzzed through the Azores amid rising tensions with Iran.

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In a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Attorney General Pam Bondi dated Tuesday, Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed requested an investigation by December 1 into World Liberty Financial's compliance with anti-money laundering rules, sanctions, and governance. The demand stems from a September report by Accountable.US alleging the project sold $WLFI governance tokens to wallets linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group, a Russian sanctions-evasion stablecoin, Iran's NoBitex exchange, and the sanctioned mixer Tornado Cash. DT Marks DEFI LLC, controlled by Donald Trump and his family, holds 22.5 billion tokens and receives 75% of sales revenue, while the project lists Trump family members in prominent roles; World Liberty Financial maintains it has robust compliance measures with no evidence of wrongdoing.

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Three Year Letterman posted a tweet claiming he could not name anything Spain does better than America but used the Portugal flag instead of Spain's. The post sparked thousands of replies from Spaniards and others listing Spain's advantages in healthcare, food, life expectancy, safety, work-life balance, soccer, tapas, public transport, and quality of life. Users corrected the flag error, generating over 10,000 replies, quote tweets including from Tom Colicchio, and more than 1.2 million impressions.

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Customers in the United States and United Kingdom have flooded X with complaints against USPS, FedEx, UPS, and Royal Mail, citing delivery delays, frozen tracking updates, and misdelivered packages as the holiday rush intensifies. Specific grievances include ignored redirect requests, undeliverable marks without delivery attempts, and packages stuck in service loops despite repeated contacts. Carriers responded with standard offers to investigate via direct messages, while USPS noted a potential disruption from a Louisville airport incident on November 19; no widespread systemic issues were reported by major outlets amid pre-Thanksgiving volume spikes.

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Parcels looping endlessly between hubs and vanishing from trackers have ignited a wave of fury on X this week.

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The Filipino boy band's latest single debuted at No. 6, marking their sixth top 10 hit and extending their record as the act with the most entries on the World Digital Song Sales chart—no other Filipino artist comes close. Released February 20, 'VISA' captures frustrations with travel barriers through bold brass beats and lyrics on perseverance, with its video featuring rejection stamps and global dreams. Fans fueled the surge via streams, pre-saves, and iTunes buys, hitting 3 million Spotify streams in under two weeks, as SB19's 'Wakas At Simula' era gains momentum.

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Nigeria's Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) protested Sunday in Niger State after U.S.-Israeli airstrikes killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who led for 36 years. Members carried placards saying 'We Stand With Iran,' mourned his 'martyrdom,' and pledged support amid Iran's vows of retaliation. Similar marches drew hundreds in Kano and other northern cities, prompting police to boost security; online, many Nigerians criticized the focus on foreign issues while local banditry and kidnappings rage.

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Dozens of IMN members filled Niger State streets, waving Iranian flags and chanting against America and Israel in raw solidarity with Iran.

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On March 1, 2026, Milei addressed lawmakers in Buenos Aires to open the legislative session, mocking Peronists and Kirchnerists as 'ignoramuses' and 'criminals' amid their heckles. He touted drops in inflation from 211% to 31.5%, fiscal surpluses since 2008, and spending cuts verified by fact-checkers, though some claims like poverty trends drew scrutiny. Milei pledged monthly reform packages on taxes, labor, and resources, while strengthening U.S. ties, as supporters cheered and critics decried the divisive tone.

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A bombing struck the girls' elementary school in Minab, Hormozgan Province, Iran, killing more than 100 students mostly aged 7 to 12, with death toll reports ranging from 108 to 118. The town's only girls' school was targeted, leaving nearly all its students dead. Conflicting claims attribute the strike to an Iranian missile misfire, IRGC rocket failure, or a US-Israel attack, amid ongoing debunkings and debates.

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Mark Tuan announced BamBam as special guest for the March 28, 2026, encore of his 'Silhouette: The Shape of You' fancon at Studio City Event Center. The show caps his tour for the 2025 mini-album, which started in Shenzhen and hit Shanghai, Beijing, Bangkok, and Taipei. Tickets, priced MOP 899 to 2,199, are on sale now via Damai, Trip.com, and others—fans are buzzing with memes and resale action over the duo's history of mutual support, like BamBam hosting Tuan's 2022 Thailand fanmeet.

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GOT7's Mark Tuan and BamBam are reuniting on stage, bringing their brotherly 'MTBB' energy to fans in Macau.

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SoFi Technologies shares fell 3% in overnight trading amid the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which has crippled the company's personal loan business. The stock recovered above $18 during the day.

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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on February 28, sparking outrage among Pakistan's Shia minority and deadly protests on March 1 and 2 in cities like Karachi and Gilgit-Baltistan. Clashes left over 20 dead and more than 100 injured, with crowds storming the U.S. consulate and torching sites, prompting curfews and troop deployments. On March 3, thousands embraced #پاکستان_متحد_ہے—'Pakistan is United'—sharing flag-draped images of prayer and messages like 'unity overpowers division' to reject sectarian discord and affirm national solidarity.

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Amid grief and violence from protests over Iran's leader's death, everyday Pakistanis turned to a simple hashtag to bridge divides between Sunni and Shia communities.

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Nigerian actor Nkubi, who has dwarfism, and his wife Vivian opened up in a Pulse Nigeria interview about their love languages: she craves romantic gestures like flowers, while he focuses on acts of service such as caring for their young child Sorom. A February 26 post by Wendy Enendu mocked Vivian for 'settling for less' with Nkubi, prompting backlash as many accused it of body-shaming and ableism, with replies stressing that disabled people deserve the same grace as anyone. Defenders said it targeted his dismissive attitude, not his stature, revealing tensions around disability stigma, marriage expectations, and how Nigerians critique flaws in relationships.

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In a clip from their interview, Vivian shared her longing for flowers and dates, only for husband Nkubi to highlight his childcare efforts—sparking a post that drew fierce criticism for ableism.

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High-resolution photos from February 8 show the middle, southern, and northern entrances fully backfilled with soil at the Isfahan site, which houses sensitive uranium work. Analysts from the Institute for Science and International Security interpret this as protection against potential U.S. or Israeli airstrikes or raids, similar to steps taken before the June 2025 Operation Midnight Hammer that damaged surface structures but spared the tunnels. The fortifications come as President Trump meets Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in Washington to discuss Iran talks, with Tehran holding near-weapons-grade uranium stocks per IAEA reports.

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Fresh satellite images reveal dirt piles now hiding all tunnel entrances at Iran's Isfahan nuclear complex, a defensive move echoing preparations before last year's U.S. strikes.

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The BBC graphic error popped up on a lunchtime broadcast map of divided Cyprus, spotlighted by an Iranian drone strike on RAF Akrotiri and intercepted threats. UK Defence Secretary John Healey noted Iranian missiles aimed toward Cyprus, with PM Keir Starmer greenlighting US base use for strikes. Journalist Andrew Neil quipped 'Woke interns can’t spell,' sparking thousands of likes, personal anecdotes like a past 'Queen lays a reef' caption, and memes blending humor with gripes over the publicly funded network.

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A bold red map label turned 'Cyprus' into 'CYRPUSUS' right as tensions boiled over in the Mediterranean. Viewers couldn't resist the laugh amid serious news.

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The 86-year-old Supreme Leader was killed on February 28, 2026, in strikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, sparking mourning, celebrations, and a succession battle led by his son Mojtaba as interim leader. Social media claims point to a $200 billion personal fortune tied to Setad, a conglomerate under Khamenei's control with $95 billion in assets from seized properties, though no evidence shows he pocketed the funds personally. A Bloomberg probe linked Mojtaba to properties like the Hilton Frankfurt and London mansions via shell companies, fueling debates over the family's wealth amid Iran's poverty and sanctions.

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The league handed Brooks a one-game ban without pay after the call came with 6:37 left in the second quarter of Phoenix's 136-109 defeat to Oklahoma City on Wednesday. He'll miss the Suns' Feb. 19 road game against the San Antonio Spurs, costing him about $121,403 from his $21.1 million salary. Brooks leads the NBA with 16 techs this season—tops ahead of Luka Doncic's 13—and vented postgame about inconsistent officiating from ref James Williams, saying refs see him as either victim or bad guy. For a .500 Suns team chasing playoffs, his edge on defense matters, but the tech pace raises discipline questions as he returns Feb. 21 versus the Magic.

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Dillon Brooks hit his 16th technical foul in a blowout loss to the Thunder, triggering an automatic NBA suspension just before the All-Star break.

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The image, shared by @NoContextHumans, shows American-style strip malls replacing Iran's regime, racking up nearly 40,000 likes amid vows of revenge and a 40-day mourning period from President Masoud Pezeshkian. Users joked about Buc-ee's beaver in a keffiyeh and streets glowing with Applebee's, tapping into fantasies of post-regime consumerism despite U.S. sanctions blocking direct brands. Iran already has knockoffs like Mash Donald's and Kabooki Fried Chicken, while some worry Americanization might swap dense neighborhoods for car-centric sprawl, even with halal tweaks.

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Hours after news broke of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in a U.S.-Israeli strike, a meme imagined Tehran lit up with Buc-ee's, In-N-Out, and Raising Cane's.

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Roland Gunn's post compared New Zealand's past progressive policies under Jacinda Ardern—strict COVID lockdowns, gun bans, and Māori co-governance—to Oregon's issues, sparking over 1,500 likes and lively replies. Defenders pointed to the current center-right government under Christopher Luxon, the only other Anglosphere leader besides Donald Trump leaning right, while others nominated Canada or Australia instead. The back-and-forth comes ahead of New Zealand's November 7 election, amid economic pressures and debates over homelessness policies.

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An American called New Zealand 'politically deranged, like if Oregon was independent,' praising its landscapes but slamming its politics. Kiwis and others jumped in with concessions, defenses, and counter-jabs.

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On December 27, 2025, Pakistan remembered Benazir Bhutto's life and 2007 assassination with rallies, tributes, and prayers led by the PPP at Garhi Khuda Bakhsh. PPP leaders like President Asif Ali Zardari and Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari spoke of her fights for democracy, women's rights, and stronger provincial powers, while even rivals like Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised her as Pakistan's great daughter. Though her murder remains unsolved with no convictions after 18 years, her family's presence and cross-party respect highlighted her enduring legacy of resilience amid calls for justice.

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The ranking from Insider Monkey last May placed South Korea first with a perfect score of 1, thanks to K-beauty influence and high plastic surgery rates, followed by Japan at 0.95, Vietnam at 0.9, and the Philippines at 0.85. It drew from surveys, beauty pageants, media buzz, and cosmetics data, with Vietnam praised for pageant wins and delicate features, and Iran noted for its nose job prominence. Reactions ranged from Vietnamese users celebrating third place to skeptics questioning India over China and calls to exclude plastic surgery-heavy nations, while others saw it as pure subjectivity. A similar African list sparked South African fans debating Durban versus Eastern Cape beauties.

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The Portuguese government approved limited U.S. use of Lajes Air Base on Terceira Island after an initial American strike on Iran, sticking to a 1951 defense pact that allows transit and refueling. Rangel specified three conditions: retaliation only against Iranian attacks, respect for necessity and proportionality, and military targets alone—with the U.S. agreeing and no base planes joining strikes so far. The mid-Atlantic hub has hosted heavy traffic like C-17s and tankers since late February, highlighting Portugal's commitment to its longstanding Atlantic alliance, unlike Spain's refusal at its bases.

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Portugal's Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel stood firm on CNN Portugal, laying out clear limits as U.S. planes buzzed through the Azores amid rising tensions with Iran.

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