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The Manchester City winger left the U.S. squad briefly to be with wife Shireen in London for the arrival of their son Praise on Monday, returning to Seattle Tuesday ahead of Belgium's key Group G match against New Zealand on Saturday. He missed no games—his earlier absence was due to illness—and had said weeks before he'd prioritize family even over a quarterfinal. While most fans and teammate Youri Tielemans praised the choice, French presenter France Pierron criticized it harshly before apologizing amid backlash. Belgium needs Doku's speed to advance from third place after draws with Egypt and Iran.

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Jérémy Doku rushed home for his son's birth, then flew back to the World Cup camp, where teammates greeted him with hugs and cheers for his 'most important assist.'

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CBS News started its 'Affordability in America' series to examine strains from higher groceries, gas, and rents on U.S. households, backed by a poll showing 67% of Americans stressed about finances. April's data revealed 3.8% overall inflation, with tomatoes up nearly 40%, ground beef averaging $7 per pound nationally, and car insurance premiums rising 43% since 2021. Economists cite supply issues, weather disruptions, smaller cattle herds, and energy spikes from the Iran conflict, while people share coping stories like hunting coupons.

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Grocery carts now cost families $50 to $100 more each month, leaving many stressed about everyday bills.

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Newly released footage shows Islamic Republic security forces assaulting and arresting a woman during a protest in Fardis near Karaj. The incident occurred amid nationwide protests against economic hardship and political repression, with Fardis experiencing intense crackdowns resulting in at least 13 protester deaths.

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The event took place Saturday near the Imam Reza Shrine, featuring a large portrait of late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei alongside figures like Ayatollah Khomeini, Ebrahim Raisi, and Qasem Soleimani, plus a grid of dozens more—including one identified by some as Mojtaba. Social media users called it proof of his death, tying into his two-month absence since severe injuries in U.S.-Israeli strikes on February 28, 2026, that killed his father and started the Iran war. No officials have responded, while analysts point to possible misidentification in symbolic war memorials, leaving questions amid Iran's leadership opacity.

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A massive green banner unveiled in Mashhad honors Iran's revolutionary martyrs, but one face resembling Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has online observers circling it in disbelief.

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The 55-second fan-made video, shared widely on April 22, shows minifig ships and submarines from Karachi to Gwadar, set to hip-hop beats praising vessels like PNS Khaibar and hypersonic missiles. It gained traction alongside Pakistan's role in diplomacy: On April 21, U.S. President Donald Trump extended a fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire—first mediated by Pakistan on April 8—after requests from Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir. Social media buzz ties the patriotic clip to national pride in this balancing act between Tehran and Washington, highlighting Islamabad's push for regional stability.

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A fun LEGO-animated rap has fans cheering the Pakistan Navy's might, just as the country helps extend a key U.S.-Iran ceasefire.

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A post from Clown World ™ on Valentine's Day featuring Tomahawk steaks arranged as a bouquet went viral on X. Users praised it as an ideal Valentine's gift for men over traditional flowers. Replies highlighted steak as a romantic gesture, with references to Wagyu and home-cooked meals.

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The UK's quirky electronic track 'Eins, Zwei, Drei' earned dead last at the 2026 Eurovision in Vienna, sparking online backlash for its chaotic props and experimental style despite Battle's crowd chants. As one of the Big Five nations guaranteed a final spot, the poor showing adds to five last-place finishes in the past decade, prompting questions about the BBC's selection process. Bulgaria won with Dara's high-energy 'Bangaranga' at 516 points, while Romania and Greece impressed with strong vocals and futuristic vibes.

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Sam Battle, aka LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER, took the stage in a pink jumpsuit with furry computer dancers and handmade synths—but Europe gave him just one jury point and zero from the public.

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