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Trump told reporters Iran wants a deal but won't explicitly promise no nuclear weapons, remarks coming hours after Iran's foreign minister stated on X that Tehran will never develop one. The U.S. is building up forces in the Gulf amid stalled negotiations set to resume indirectly in Geneva on February 26, following last year's U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Critics see a direct match in Iran's words to Trump's demand, while he pushes for verifiable limits on enrichment and missiles, reviving his maximum pressure approach as Senate Republicans voice support.

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At a White House lunch, President Trump laid out his bottom line for Iran: say the magic words committing to no nuclear weapons, or face the consequences.

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In Big Brother Brasil 26's sixth paredão, Chaiany, Maxiane, and Tia Milena face eviction after a tense house vote and Leader Jonas Sulzbach's nomination of Milena. Ana Paula Renault's loyal fans, viewing Maxiane as arrogant, rallied with Tia Milena backers and struck a deal with BTS ARMY: votes against Maxiane in exchange for pre-saves of the group's upcoming album Arirang, due March 20. UOL polls show Tia Milena leading Maxiane with 50-53% rejection votes, while Chaiany trails far behind under 1%, setting up a close vote-a-voto battle.

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Maxiane wipes away tears while packing her bags, as an unexpected alliance of Ana Paula's fans, Tia Milena supporters, and BTS's global ARMY targets her elimination tonight.

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Warner Bros. has tapped horror director Mike Flanagan to write and direct a fresh take on Stephen King's 1980 novella The Mist. The story follows locals trapped in a supermarket amid otherworldly monsters and rising tensions, echoing the 2007 Frank Darabont film starring Thomas Jane and Marcia Gay Harden, plus a short-lived 2017 TV series. Flanagan, fresh off King projects like Doctor Sleep and Gerald's Game, teams with producers from Intrepid Pictures and Spyglass Media Group, drawing fan excitement for his atmospheric style alongside questions about remaking a beloved classic.

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A thick fog rolls into a Maine town, hiding deadly creatures that turn a supermarket shelter into a hotbed of paranoia and tough choices.

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Manchester United dismissed head coach Ruben Amorim, appointing Michael Carrick as interim manager. Carrick has led the team to 5 wins and 1 draw in 6 Premier League games, scoring 12 goals and conceding 6. This unbeaten run has positioned Manchester United 3 points off third place and 10 points behind Arsenal with a game in hand.

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Matheus Cunha, Wolverhampton Wanderers forward, engaged in a heated on-pitch confrontation with James Garner, a former Manchester United midfielder playing at right-back, during the match. Cunha later commented that Garner always behaves aggressively against Manchester United, his former club, and that he gave him a 'taste of his own medicine.' Manchester United secured the victory.

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On January 23, 2026—the 4th of Shaban—Shia Muslims honor the birth of Hazrat Abbas ibn Ali, half-brother of Imam Hussain, born around 647 CE in Medina to Imam Ali and Umm al-Banin. His legacy centers on the Battle of Karbala in 680 CE, where he fought thirstily to fetch water for his camp, losing both arms before martyrdom, symbolizing courage and devotion. Pilgrims visit his grand shrine in Karbala, Iraq, next to Imam Hussain's, while gatherings feature prayers, poetry, and artwork shared online, from glowing shrine photos to verses calling him the 'Moon of Banu Hashim.'

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Today, Shia communities light up with tributes to Hazrat Abbas, the brave standard-bearer whose loyalty in Karbala still moves hearts worldwide.

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On February 12, 2026, the Defence Acquisition Council approved buying 114 Rafale jets for around ₹3.25 lakh crore, with 18 delivered from France and 96 built in India by companies like Reliance or Hindustan Aeronautics. Congress calls it a scam, claiming per-jet prices at ₹2,850 crore are over five times higher than a 2012 benchmark, while supporters note the earlier UPA deal never happened and newer contracts include advanced features at adjusted prices. French reports highlight limits on sharing source codes for key systems, sparking concerns over tech independence as the Air Force aims to rebuild its squadrons below 30.

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India's Air Force, short on squadrons amid border tensions, just got a green light for 114 more Rafale jets from France. The massive deal reignites old arguments over costs and past decisions.

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On February 16, 2011, Arsenal trailed after David Villa's opener but roared back with Robin van Persie's screamer in the 78th minute and Andrey Arshavin's finish five minutes later, thrilling 59,927 fans. Wilshere shone brightest, completing 93.5% of his 59 passes, winning duels, and earning Arsenal's standout player nod with a momentum-shifting tackle. Fans today relive the nostalgia, mourning injuries that cut short his career after 197 Arsenal appearances, while clips highlight his global breakout against the world's best.

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Fifteen years ago, 19-year-old Jack Wilshere owned the Emirates, bossing Xavi, Iniesta, and Busquets in Arsenal's epic 2-1 comeback against Pep Guardiola's unbeatable Barcelona.

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