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Chinese personnel with machinery are surveying the Anchau community in Kubau local government area of Kaduna State, Nigeria. They are instructing residents to sell their land and relocate. Social media discussions call for intervention from Kaduna state and federal government officials.

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The singer-songwriter, known for catchy hits like 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,' 'Laughter in the Rain,' and 'Bad Blood,' passed away Friday after being rushed to a Los Angeles hospital. Born in Brooklyn in 1939, Sedaka penned over 500 songs, topped charts in the 1960s and staged a 1970s comeback with Elton John backing him on one track. Tributes poured in from Micky Dolenz, Paul Stanley, and Pat Boone, while fans cherished memories of his joyful melodies and live performances.

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Neil Sedaka's family shared their heartbreak over the sudden loss of their beloved husband, father, and grandfather—a true rock and roll legend and incredible human being.

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The image showed Dan Blocker, the 6-foot-4 actor who played kind-hearted Hoss Cartwright on the hit Western Bonanza from 1959 to 1973. Fans shared stories of Sunday nights rushing through chores to catch episodes, praising Hoss's teddy-bear warmth and loyalty on the Ponderosa Ranch. A Korean War veteran and civil rights advocate, Blocker died suddenly at 43 in 1972, but his legacy as a beloved TV icon lives on through these heartfelt replies.

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A black-and-white photo of a grinning cowboy in a wide-brimmed hat stopped scrollers in their tracks, prompting a flood of fond memories for Bonanza's gentle giant.

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The image showed Dan Blocker, the 6-foot-4 actor who played kind-hearted Hoss Cartwright on the hit Western Bonanza from 1959 to 1973. Fans shared stories of Sunday nights rushing through chores to catch episodes, praising Hoss's teddy-bear warmth and loyalty on the Ponderosa Ranch. A Korean War veteran and civil rights advocate, Blocker died suddenly at 43 in 1972, but his legacy as a beloved TV icon lives on through these heartfelt replies.

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A black-and-white photo of a grinning cowboy in a wide-brimmed hat stopped scrollers in their tracks, prompting a flood of fond memories for Bonanza's gentle giant.

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Jim Carrey made a rare public appearance at the 51st César Awards in Paris, where he accepted an honorary award while speaking French. Social media users compared his recent photos and video to older images, noting differences in facial features, eye color, voice, and mannerisms. Discussions speculated on causes including plastic surgery, aging, or conspiracy theories like cloning or body doubles.

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Dearlove, MI6 head from 1999 to 2004, criticized Polanski's NATO reform ideas as 'crazy' and his proposed alliance with Brazil and Mexico as 'weird' during a recent podcast interview. The comments followed the Greens' historic win in Greater Manchester's Gorton and Denton by-election, where Hannah Spencer claimed 41% of the vote, beating Reform UK and a weakened Labour. Reactions split sharply, with figures like John Cleese backing Dearlove's experience while critics cited his role in flawed Iraq War intelligence and pro-Brexit stance.

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Sir Richard Dearlove, who once ran Britain's spy service, didn't hold back on the Green Party's rising star Zack Polanski. He labeled him a direct risk to the UK's defense amid the party's fresh by-election triumph.

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Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, posted that the start of Lent and Ramadan coincide this week, highlighting unity in fasting and prayer for Christians and Muslims. He separately wished Muslims a blessed Ramadan. The post sparked discussions criticizing Khan for ignoring Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday.

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President Trump toured a steel facility, likely Coosa Steel, where the owner explained how tariffs let his racks compete against $90 Chinese imports despite $150 U.S. costs, calling it a game changer after near layoffs. He then stopped at a Whataburger to highlight the new no-tax-on-tips policy, now law through 2028, allowing deductions up to $25,000 for tipped workers. The trip followed major downward job revisions for 2025, with Trump claiming his policies conquered inflation amid partisan clashes, including Democrats citing Georgia's farm bankruptcies and layoffs.

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At a bustling steel plant in Rome, Georgia, a local owner shook Trump's hand and credited tariffs with saving his business from Chinese competition that nearly shut them down.

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