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Sworn in on August 7, the right-wing leader rejected his predecessor's peace talks for an 'iron fist' approach, targeting FARC dissidents, ELN, Clan del Golfo, and others. In the first 48 hours, forces killed several fighters, including a FARC commander called 'El Ruso,' and conducted seven operations across regions like Meta, Cauca, and Antioquia. De la Espriella promised aerial bombings, coca eradication, mega-prisons, and a 90-day surrender window, with U.S. backing including up to $1 billion in aid—though armed groups have already retaliated with threats and a car bomb.

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Just days after his inauguration, President Abelardo de la Espriella sent troops into Colombia's jungles and streets, vowing no mercy for drug cartels and rebel groups.

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A post claiming 19% of the U.S. population—about 63 million people—never received any COVID-19 vaccine dose drew reactions from those proudly identifying with the group. Many shared memes like 'certificates of achievement' for surviving what they called a psychological fear campaign, or 'pure blood' logos proclaiming the unvaccinated were right. While some questioned the figure's accuracy, survey data shows around 15% of adults over 50 reported no doses, with users citing workplace mandates, side effect fears, and distrust as reasons for their resistance.

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People who skipped the COVID shots are sharing stories of defiance and custom memes celebrating their choice. One user simply said, 'Proud to say I’m in that 19%.'

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A post claiming 19% of the U.S. population—about 63 million people—never received any COVID-19 vaccine dose drew reactions from those proudly identifying with the group. Many shared memes like 'certificates of achievement' for surviving what they called a psychological fear campaign, or 'pure blood' logos proclaiming the unvaccinated were right. While some questioned the figure's accuracy, survey data shows around 15% of adults over 50 reported no doses, with users citing workplace mandates, side effect fears, and distrust as reasons for their resistance.

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People who skipped the COVID shots are sharing stories of defiance and custom memes celebrating their choice. One user simply said, 'Proud to say I’m in that 19%.'

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Gill will appear with Curry and host Trevor Noah at Google's Pixel hardware launch on August 12 in New York City, highlighting his rising global presence. The event comes days before India's first Test against Sri Lanka on August 15 in Galle. He hurt his right ring finger in training, skipped batting in a warm-up match led by KL Rahul, but medical staff expect him fit for the series opener after sideline work with coaches.

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Shubman Gill, India's cricket captain, is gearing up to share the stage with NBA star Stephen Curry in New York, even as he nurses a finger injury just before a key Test series.

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International visitors, especially Europeans, are posting videos praising clean streets, friendly people, massive stores like Walmart and Buc-ee's, and generous barbecue portions during the 2026 FIFA World Cup across North America. The White House amplified the trend by sharing Henry's clip, captioned 'America is SO back,' which drew tens of thousands of likes and claims of a Trump repost. While some note contrasts with past warnings about unsafe cities, host venues report smooth operations, declining crime, and fans from Germany to Norway raving about the hospitality ahead of America's 250th anniversary.

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British fan Oliver Henry grinned from a Dallas car, declaring 'America... it is happening' after visiting for England's match against Croatia.

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International visitors, especially Europeans, are posting videos praising clean streets, friendly people, massive stores like Walmart and Buc-ee's, and generous barbecue portions during the 2026 FIFA World Cup across North America. The White House amplified the trend by sharing Henry's clip, captioned 'America is SO back,' which drew tens of thousands of likes and claims of a Trump repost. While some note contrasts with past warnings about unsafe cities, host venues report smooth operations, declining crime, and fans from Germany to Norway raving about the hospitality ahead of America's 250th anniversary.

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British fan Oliver Henry grinned from a Dallas car, declaring 'America... it is happening' after visiting for England's match against Croatia.

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Fans are creating fun alternate universes where former Borussia Dortmund teammates Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham share romantic texting threads and intimate moments. Drawing from their real 2020-2022 partnership, German Cup win, on-pitch hugs, and events like the 2023 Ballon d’Or, supporters share fan art, memes, and edits under #haalingham. It's all lighthearted fiction celebrating their genuine friendship and chemistry, from World Cup embraces to old Valentine's videos.

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Picture Jude Bellingham texting Erling Haaland about their future together—sweet replies about growing old, making up after arguments, and staying happy forever.

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Fans are creating fun alternate universes where former Borussia Dortmund teammates Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham share romantic texting threads and intimate moments. Drawing from their real 2020-2022 partnership, German Cup win, on-pitch hugs, and events like the 2023 Ballon d’Or, supporters share fan art, memes, and edits under #haalingham. It's all lighthearted fiction celebrating their genuine friendship and chemistry, from World Cup embraces to old Valentine's videos.

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Picture Jude Bellingham texting Erling Haaland about their future together—sweet replies about growing old, making up after arguments, and staying happy forever.

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Arsenal have opened the door to a permanent sale of the Brazilian striker, valued at £18-20 million, after his contract setbacks and dip in the team's pecking order due to injuries. Italian journalist Nicolò Schira reports Jesus has given the green light, following talks between his agent and Napoli. Fans are debating the deal's feasibility, with some Arsenal supporters seeing it as a chance to free up wages and space for Mikel Arteta's rebuild, while Napoli backers highlight his salary flexibility amid the club's need to clear attacking options first.

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Gabriel Jesus is ready to take a pay cut and join Napoli until 2029, if the Italian club can first offload players like Lukaku, Lang, and Lucca.

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Arsenal have opened the door to a permanent sale of the Brazilian striker, valued at £18-20 million, after his contract setbacks and dip in the team's pecking order due to injuries. Italian journalist Nicolò Schira reports Jesus has given the green light, following talks between his agent and Napoli. Fans are debating the deal's feasibility, with some Arsenal supporters seeing it as a chance to free up wages and space for Mikel Arteta's rebuild, while Napoli backers highlight his salary flexibility amid the club's need to clear attacking options first.

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Gabriel Jesus is ready to take a pay cut and join Napoli until 2029, if the Italian club can first offload players like Lukaku, Lang, and Lucca.

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The ceremony featured chants from the Shikshavalli section of the Taittiriya Upanishad, emphasizing teacher-student bonds, discipline, moral conduct, and knowledge pursuit—not the Gayatri Mantra as some thought. Critics like Congress spokesperson Dr. Shama Mohamed argued educational events should avoid religious elements of any kind, while others highlighted double standards, noting AMU's tradition of reciting Quran verses at its convocations, including a 2016 event. Supporters viewed the Upanishads as core to India's educational heritage, fueling calls for uniform rules across centrally funded institutions.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended IIT Delhi's 57th convocation, where verses from the Taittiriya Upanishad opened the event—prompting comparisons to Quran recitations at Aligarh Muslim University.

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The ceremony featured chants from the Shikshavalli section of the Taittiriya Upanishad, emphasizing teacher-student bonds, discipline, moral conduct, and knowledge pursuit—not the Gayatri Mantra as some thought. Critics like Congress spokesperson Dr. Shama Mohamed argued educational events should avoid religious elements of any kind, while others highlighted double standards, noting AMU's tradition of reciting Quran verses at its convocations, including a 2016 event. Supporters viewed the Upanishads as core to India's educational heritage, fueling calls for uniform rules across centrally funded institutions.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended IIT Delhi's 57th convocation, where verses from the Taittiriya Upanishad opened the event—prompting comparisons to Quran recitations at Aligarh Muslim University.

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Digital transformation architect Mallika Bajaj argues that engagement-driven platforms wage cognitive warfare on Indian youth, urging India to build cognitive neural sovereignty and homegrown digital tools. Amit Malviya amplified her call as a key talk on technology's battle for attention, while supporters like Abhijit Majumder praised her insights amid claims of shadow-banning. Critics such as Rohit Parulekar called it a push for censorship, and Nikhil Mehra stressed balancing concerns with individual liberties. The exchange highlights India's ongoing debates over foreign tech, data, and narrative control.

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Mallika Bajaj breaks down how foreign social media algorithms push viciousness, virality, vulgarity, and violence over truth, trapping users in a cognitive loop.

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El-Sayed, a progressive son of Egyptian immigrants and former public health official, defeated the more moderate Stevens in Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate primary, drawing national eyes to sharp ethnic divides—94% of Arab voters chose him over her 6%. Stevens quickly endorsed him, pledging to campaign together against Republican Mike Rogers and calling him a great candidate during Detroit street stops. Online discussions zeroed in on these voter splits among foreign-born and Arab communities, while Democrats highlighted the candidates' post-primary unity, including events with Sen. Bernie Sanders.

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In a nail-biter primary on August 4, Abdul El-Sayed edged out Rep. Haley Stevens, thanks to overwhelming support from Arab voters who backed him at 94%. Stevens responded by hitting the streets, hugging residents and urging them to get behind him.

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Posts describe Vahid Hakan, an IRGC figure linked to satellite dish imports for state media and construction contracts, as the target of an attack around 18:20 UTC. Images show a damaged apartment building with shattered windows and debris, but no confirmation has come from Iranian authorities, the IRGC, Israel, or the U.S. The claims, from OSINT accounts and pro-Israel voices, arrive amid a fragile truce following U.S. and Israeli strikes that killed top Iranian leaders, raising fears of renewed escalation if proven true.

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Late on May 31, social media lit up with claims of a targeted strike on an IRGC general in Andisheh, near Tehran—the first such report inside Iran since the April ceasefire.

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This marks the second U.S. defensive operation in three days, following Monday's strikes on Iranian missile sites and mine-laying boats in the same area. The actions protect American personnel and commercial shipping during shaky ceasefire talks in Qatar aimed at ending a three-month conflict that has disrupted the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. Central Command called the strikes measured and necessary, while Iran reported explosions and activated air defenses but confirmed no casualties or immediate retaliation. Tensions persist as diplomats negotiate, with both sides accusing each other of violations amid high global energy stakes.

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U.S. forces shot down four Iranian attack drones threatening troops and ships, then hit a control site just before a fifth launch. The moves came overnight in Bandar Abbas, a key spot near the world's vital oil artery.

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