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The Department of War blacklisted Anthropic as a national security risk after the company refused to lift safeguards against domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons, prompting President Trump to order federal agencies to drop its products within six months. OpenAI quickly agreed to deploy its models on classified networks while upholding bans on surveillance, human oversight for weapons, and cloud-only access, with CEO Sam Altman calling for the same terms for all firms. Anthropic vowed to fight the decision in court, as supporters praised its stand and critics accused OpenAI of opportunism amid the escalating AI ethics clash.

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei looked strained yet resolute on CBS, declaring disagreement with the government as the most American thing. Hours later, OpenAI stepped in with a deal that preserved key safety lines.

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Posts in the discussion highlight anagrams of AI leaders' names such as 'loves God' for Dario Amodei of Anthropic, 'alternative to man' for Sam Altman of OpenAI, and 'two-faced' for Google's Gemini. Users contrast centralized AI companies with Bittensor ($TAO) as a decentralized AI network where no single person controls intelligence, shutdown, or decisions. Replies include name interpretations, humor, Cicero quotes on names as omens, and mentions of China stealing Anthropic code.

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In Newcastle's thriller at St. James' Park on Saturday, Burn yanked Dewsbury-Hall during stoppage time, but drew far less backlash than Martinelli's similar shove of Bradley in Arsenal's January 8 draw at Anfield. Bradley suffered a season-ending ankle injury, prompting fury from pundits like Gary Neville who called it 'disgraceful,' while Burn's moment passed with silence from the same voices. Everton fans and podcaster Terry Flewers highlighted the gap, questioning why Arsenal faces more heat despite contextual differences like injury severity and timewasting suspicions. Everton celebrated their gritty win with Thierno Barry's late goal and Jordan Pickford's stunning save on Sandro Tonali's volley.

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Dan Burn grabbed Everton's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall by the collar and dragged him across the pitch late in Newcastle's 2-3 loss. Fans immediately compared it to Arsenal's Martinelli shoving Liverpool's injured Conor Bradley two months earlier.

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Thousands gathered in Richmond Hill on February 28 to celebrate U.S. and Israeli airstrikes targeting Iran's nuclear program, military leadership, and Ayatollah Khamenei, whom Israeli officials say was killed. Demonstrators held signs for Trump and the USA, calling it a turning point against the regime after decades of oppression. Similar rallies happened worldwide among Iranian diasporas, though Iran's government claimed civilian deaths and some voices criticized the celebrations amid rising tensions.

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Crowds filled Toronto streets waving pre-1979 Iranian flags, chanting thanks to Trump and Netanyahu just hours after the strikes.

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FC Bayern's English account shared a graphic stating 'It’s not even close,' highlighting Jamal Musiala's superior statistics compared to Premier League midfielders like Wisdom Ameyu Mike.

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Edo State authorities demolished a structure in Amagba, arresting two suspected Aye confraternity members while declaring four others wanted; they also sealed a property owned by fugitive Maphite financier Etiosa Akhiombare Joshua. This follows Governor Monday Okpebholo's January 2025 law, which mandates property demolition for knowingly harboring cultists and carries severe penalties like death for cult killings. Spokesperson Eribo Enwanta says the moves aim to stop cult violence that has cost Edo over $1 billion yearly, with residents divided—some praising reduced murders, others questioning if it oversteps on due process.

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Excavators rolled in amid crowds in Amagba, tearing down a building where suspected Aye cult members had holed up. It's part of a bold push to end years of score-settling violence gripping Benin City.

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Sony Music Publishing opened its Philippine division to serve as the global home for Filipino creators, focusing on rights protection, opportunities, and international exposure. SB19 leader Pablo Nase and Ben&Ben's Paolo Benjamin Guico joined panel talks on authenticity in songwriting, with Pablo stressing raw honesty in hits like 'Visa' and Paolo joking about a 'Pau and Pao' duo. The event highlighted OPM's push forward, tying into SB19's upcoming 'Wakas at Simula: The Trilogy Concert Finale' on April 18, with tickets starting at P2,500.

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Pablo Nase and Paolo Guico shared the stage with Sony execs, toasting Filipino songwriters' future amid cheers and fireworks.

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The debate kicked off with a Sundowns fan claiming Mbekezeli Mbokazi is overhyped for rough play while praising Khulumani Ndamane's superiority, drawing over 175 fiery replies. Mbokazi, 20, captained Pirates young, impressed at AFCON, and joined Chicago Fire for $3 million after starring against top attackers. Ndamane, 22, joined Sundowns from TS Galaxy and shone in their recent derby win over Pirates, with both players featuring in Bafana Bafana's last-16 AFCON run. Amid the trash talk, these left-footed talents fuel hopes for South Africa's World Cup backline.

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Fans from Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns are trading heated barbs online over two rising center-backs eyed for South Africa's national team.

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The Toronto sports host likened the Azzurri's pedigree and playoff heartbreaks to the Leafs' Stanley Cup drought since 1967, but fans fired back with Italy's haul of two World Cups (1982, 2006) and two Euros (1968, 2020) since then. Italy's recent stumbles, like missing the 2018 and 2022 World Cups and a shaky 2026 qualifying run, give the parallel some bite as they face Northern Ireland in a crucial playoff. Seixeiro's spicy take, flavored by his Portuguese roots, highlights soccer's fierce rivalries and the Leafs' endless Toronto lore.

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Sid Seixeiro fired off a bold comparison on his podcast: Italy's national soccer team mirrors the Toronto Maple Leafs—huge hype, no recent wins.

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