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Mingyu from SEVENTEEN was announced as the Snickers Asia Ambassador. He features in promotional content for the 'You're Not You When You're Hungry' campaign, portraying a basketball player persona wearing a shirt numbered 09 and performing ceremonial shots in KBL. Promotional images, behind-the-scenes videos, and merchandise such as postcards were shared.

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A Manchester United fan account released a 12-minute parody video mocking Sky Sports pundits and a Liverpool watchalong during City's stoppage-time penalty victory, complete with savage subtitles, cringey chewing sounds, and nicknames like Uncle Fester. Posted Monday evening, it quickly gained over 75,000 views as supporters praised the sharp banter, especially after Liverpool's slip. The edit captures the raw tension of the 1-1 draw at 92:44 turning into defeat, with fans calling it brilliant and unmatched.

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Liverpool led late at Anfield, but Manchester City's wild 2-1 comeback left pundits in pieces—and United fans turned their agony into comedy gold.

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The event last Thursday drew Muslim, Jewish, and Christian students to discuss religious commonalities, but Mady—after praising sharia law's punishments and societal reforms—abruptly condemned Bratman, director of CUNY Hillel, prompting nearly 100 Muslim participants to walk out, leaving about 20 attendees. Moderator Joshua Medina expressed shock and apologized, while Bratman called the incident '100 percent antisemitic.' New York Governor Kathy Hochul condemned it as antisemitism and demanded accountability from CUNY, which launched an investigation amid online backlash and concerns over campus safety and Israel-Gaza tensions.

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At a City College of New York interfaith workshop meant to bridge religious divides, self-proclaimed imam Abdullah Mady suddenly spotted Jewish representative Ilya Bratman and branded him a Zionist responsible for Gaza deaths, urging Muslim students to leave in protest.

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A Manchester United fan account released a 12-minute parody video mocking Sky Sports pundits and a Liverpool watchalong during City's stoppage-time penalty victory, complete with savage subtitles, cringey chewing sounds, and nicknames like Uncle Fester. Posted Monday evening, it quickly gained over 75,000 views as supporters praised the sharp banter, especially after Liverpool's slip. The edit captures the raw tension of the 1-1 draw at 92:44 turning into defeat, with fans calling it brilliant and unmatched.

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Liverpool led late at Anfield, but Manchester City's wild 2-1 comeback left pundits in pieces—and United fans turned their agony into comedy gold.

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Viral posts on Chinese TikTok and commentary on CCTV asserted that Iran used Chinese quantum radars to capture Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. These claims were proven incorrect. Discussions mocked them as delusional or embarrassing, referencing Israeli military successes against Iran such as Operation Sindoor to undermine boasts about Chinese technology.

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A Manchester United fan account released a 12-minute parody video mocking Sky Sports pundits and a Liverpool watchalong during City's stoppage-time penalty victory, complete with savage subtitles, cringey chewing sounds, and nicknames like Uncle Fester. Posted Monday evening, it quickly gained over 75,000 views as supporters praised the sharp banter, especially after Liverpool's slip. The edit captures the raw tension of the 1-1 draw at 92:44 turning into defeat, with fans calling it brilliant and unmatched.

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Liverpool led late at Anfield, but Manchester City's wild 2-1 comeback left pundits in pieces—and United fans turned their agony into comedy gold.

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In a Newsmax interview, Johnson stressed that Republicans need to keep their House majority through the 2026 midterms to give Trump all four years to push economic recovery, tax cuts, mass deportations, tariffs, and spending reductions. He called Democrats' jeers during the speech shameful, shared clips of disruptions like Rep. Al Green's ejection, and urged GOP unity to explain their vision to voters. Democrats fired back with quips like Rep. Ted Lieu's 'Heaven won’t forbid it' and saw it as motivation to flip the chamber for oversight, while some critics noted Republican vulnerabilities from recent debates.

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Right after Trump's record-long State of the Union, Speaker Mike Johnson laid it out plainly: lose the House in 2026, and the president's plans hit a wall.

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Photos and videos surfaced of SEVENTEEN member Yoon Jeonghan drinking beer and eating food while dressed in a grey hoodie during a break from his military service duty. Fans reacted enthusiastically to the images, with hashtags like #KHUNPOL and mentions of him coming home.

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J. Cole, from Fayetteville, North Carolina, introduced a ticketing feature giving priority to local residents for his concert in that city.

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The 2023-2024 style guide, obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, instructs reporters to skip terms like 'terrorist,' 'Islamist,' or 'extremist' for groups such as ISIS, al Qaeda, and Boko Haram, opting instead for neutral phrases that focus on their actions and aims. It mandates calling the Srebrenica massacre a 'genocide' while using 'mass killings' for the Armenian deaths, labels Israeli settlements 'illegal,' deems Gaza 'occupied' despite the 2005 withdrawal, and describes Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar as a 'political leader.' Critics highlighted these inconsistencies as evidence of bias at the Qatar-funded network, long accused by several Arab nations of promoting extremism.

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A leaked internal document reveals Al Jazeera's rules for describing ISIS and al Qaeda not as terrorists, but simply as armed groups or fighters.

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