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On June 21, God Behind Bars organized Angola's first father-son reunification event, where dads handed sons personal letters, Bibles, and promises of hope after years apart. One father, imprisoned over 50 years, fished alongside his son for the very first time; another hugged his after 17 years, tears flowing. The program builds family ties to break crime cycles, following last fall's father-daughter dance, with supporters praising its role in rehabilitation while some question if it softens punishment.

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For the first time, 46 incarcerated fathers at Angola Prison shared a full day outdoors with their sons—fishing from boats, grilling, and splashing through rain in a group dance.

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In Episode 3 of his solo series 'kNOw맘대로 (The kNOw Way),' released early Saturday on Stray Kids' YouTube, Lee Know—real name Lee Min-ho—tackles camping chosen by his cats Soonie, Doongie, and Dori. He recruits leader Bang Chan with promises of food and drags Han Jisung along, leading to fumbled tent setups amid confusing instructions, custom onion wraps with buldak sauce, and fireworks under the stars despite the rain. The 10-minute video hit over 62,000 views quickly, delighting fans with the trio's chaotic banter in this low-key break from the group's high-energy shows. Lee Know teased more episodes on Instagram, hinting at his cats' next trend-following pick.

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Lee Know heads out for a cat-inspired camping trip, only to rope in sleepy Bang Chan and bed-headed Han for a rainy adventure full of laughter and grill mishaps.

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Philipp Lahm criticized Aleksandar Pavlović's performances in the tournament for shaky midfield play and frequent turnovers, recommending his removal from Germany's starting lineup. He advocated positioning Joshua Kimmich in midfield alongside Felix Nmecha for stability and suggesting Waldemar Anton at right-back.

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ATEEZ shared a YouTube Short of leader Hongjoong nailing the 'Reaching Out' challenge in a striped polo, earning fans' Michael Jackson comparisons for his sharp moves and charisma. Their latest 'log_logbook #217' vlog captures backstage fun, where San, Yeosang, and Jonghoong do a 'ganbatte' fist-pump challenge in white shirts—until Wooyoung dashes over, changes outfits, and joins with stomping feet and high-pitched cheers that have everyone laughing. These joyful clips build hype ahead of their BST Hyde Park headline on June 28 and 'Golden Hour: Part. 5' release, showcasing the group's tight bond.

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Kim Hongjoong grooves smoothly in a camper van, channeling Michael Jackson vibes, while Wooyoung sprints back in a white shirt, yelling 'Everyone~~~ I'm here~~~!' with pure excitement.

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Numerous X posts mockingly urge Ghana to 'kill themselves for Africa' during their Africa Cup of Nations match against Algeria. The repetitive phrase becomes a viral meme, with users expressing disappointment or sarcasm regardless of the match outcome. Posts reference the game context, including Algeria as the opponent.

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Namjoon, leader of BTS, appeared at the soundcheck for a BTS concert in Madrid, Spain, wearing a shirt and pants featuring Mexico's national team logo.

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EXO's official account shared a preview video titled 'Kai & Sehun's First Trip' featuring members Kai and Sehun in Suncheon, South Korea, as part of the VisitKorea campaign. The vlog captures moments during their trip to Suncheon.

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EXO's official account shared a preview video titled 'Kai & Sehun's First Trip' featuring members Kai and Sehun in Suncheon, South Korea, as part of the VisitKorea campaign. The vlog captures moments during their trip to Suncheon.

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David Wood claims that Orthodox apologists, including Jay Dyer and the 'Orthobros' movement, are part of a Russian operation to destabilize the American canonical Orthodox Church. He highlights Russia's targeting of Protestant churches in Ukraine and questions ties between Orthodox figures and the Russian government.

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Late Wednesday around 10 p.m. on Lázaro Cárdenas Boulevard, fans surrounded the vehicle after Mexico's perfect group stage victory over Czechia with goals from Mateo Chávez, Julián Quiñones, and Álvaro Fidalgo. The driver sped forward, striking 17 people before crashing into bollards; all are stable, though one remains serious, and the driver was detained after treatment. Authorities are investigating the incident—described as the car being surrounded by a group—with vows for better security ahead of Mexico's knockout matches. The Mexican Football Federation and city leaders expressed solidarity and called for accountability.

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Amid cheers for Mexico's 3-0 World Cup triumph, a black sedan suddenly accelerated into a crowd of green-jerseyed fans on a bustling tourist strip.

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In a June 17 statement, imprisoned IPOB leader Kanu removed Mazi Chika Edoziem as head of the Directorate of State, citing failures like neglecting hundreds of detained members at Wawa Military Barracks, where some died without support. He appointed U.S.-based Mazi Chris Nwaọgụ to lead the new fourth administration, with roles for figures like deputy Solomon Egbo and finance chief Nwada Ogwu Nnennaya Anya. The move drew sharp backlash from Edoziem supporters calling it fake, while backers praised it as needed renewal amid IPOB's ongoing factional tensions.

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From his prison cell, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu shook up the pro-Biafra group IPOB by dissolving its long-standing administrative arm and naming new leaders.

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TrollFootball posted the meme on June 8, showing accurate past champions like Brazil in 2002, Germany in 2014, and Argentina in 2022, before veering into absurdity with England in 2030, USA in 2034, and USSR topping it off in 2046. Fans cracked up in replies, with one joking FIFA must be 'that powerful' to revive the USSR, while England doubters quipped they'd trust the Soviets more. The post racked up over 95,000 likes in under 24 hours, blending spot-on history with wild geopolitical humor just as the 2026 tournament nears.

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A troll's cheeky chart nails every World Cup winner since 2002, then hilariously predicts the Soviet Union's comeback in 2046 – two decades after it dissolved.

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