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The P-Pop group, dubbed the 'Nation's Girl Group,' won the Powerhouse award on March 24 for topping Spotify charts and selling out tours. They're set to make history as the first all-Filipino girl group at Coachella on April 10 and 17, promising a 'grand' performance with traditional instruments and Pinoy dance steps. Right after, on April 21, they'll discuss their career and perform at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, with new EP Signals dropping April 9. Fans, called Blooms, share prep glimpses through the group's Weverse series.

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Fresh from striking fierce poses in shimmering gowns at Billboard Philippines' Women in Music, BINI's eight members are channeling Filipino pride into their historic Coachella sets.

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President Nayib Bukele's anti-gang campaign since 2022 has arrested over 80,000 suspects, dropping homicides to 82 in 2025—a rate of 1.3 per 100,000, safer than the U.S. average. Tourism soared to 4.1 million visitors that year, with beaches cleaned by inmate labor drawing surfers and crowds to once-dangerous areas. While many praise the turnaround and Bukele's re-election, human rights groups report innocents detained without due process, prison overcrowding, and suspended rights amid the ongoing state of emergency.

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Streets in San Salvador that locals once avoided after dark now hum with nightlife and families strolling safely.

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Tyra Banks directed models, including Allison Harvard, to pose in a gigantic hot salad bowl during a photoshoot for a Filipino brand. The images from the shoot went viral and sparked online discussion.

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A CID Gallup poll shows 95% of Salvadorans approve of Bukele's crime-fighting and education efforts, with 87% saying the country is on the right path. This comes after a massive 2022 gang crackdown jailed over 80,000 suspects, slashing the homicide rate from over 50 per 100,000 in 2018 to a record low 1.3 in 2025, while tourism hit 4.1 million visitors. Critics question the poll numbers and raise human rights concerns over detentions, but multiple surveys confirm strong domestic support for the security gains.

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El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele shared a personal thank-you to God after learning his approval rating soared to 94%—a peak since taking office in 2019.

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The High Court ruled in Taylor v Killer Queen LLC that no consumer confusion exists between Taylor's 2008 'Katie Perry' apparel mark and singer Katy Perry's 2009 merchandise, overturning a 2024 appeals court cancellation. Taylor, who launched her brand using her maiden name in 2007, celebrated the win for small businesses everywhere. Now using her married name professionally, she can sell freely under her label, while the decision clarifies Australian law on prior use and celebrity reputation.

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After nearly two decades of fights, Sydney designer Katie Jane Taylor hugged victory as Australia's top court restored her clothing trademark over the pop star's fame.

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Costa Rica handed over Celso Gamboa Sánchez, a former Supreme Court magistrate, deputy attorney general, and Public Security Minister, plus alleged trafficker Edwin López Vega, to U.S. authorities for cocaine trafficking charges. The extradition followed a May 2025 constitutional change allowing citizens to be sent abroad for organized crime cases like drug trafficking, a reform led by President Rodrigo Chaves Robles. U.S. prosecutors accuse Gamboa of using his positions to aid shipments from Colombia's Clan del Golfo and Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, laundering money through a soccer team. The move highlights Costa Rica's fight against rising drug violence and corruption, with both men now awaiting trial in Texas.

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At San José's airport on March 20, 2026, Celso Gamboa Sánchez—once a top judge and security chief—boarded a U.S. plane in handcuffs alongside a suspected trafficker, marking Costa Rica's unprecedented step against its own.

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During a February 10 East Sussex County Council meeting, Councillor Anne Cross announced the gesture for residents at Crowborough Training Camp, a former army site now housing single adult males who arrived by small boat, with plans to expand to over 500. She called the anonymous cards a common refugee charity practice and urged locals to connect, countering what she sees as misinformation fueling fear near nearby schools. The plan drew sharp backlash from MP Nus Ghani, local councillors, and residents who labeled it irresponsible and risky for children, while Cross defended its compassionate aim amid ongoing protests.

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Anne Cross shared how she and her young grandchildren painted Valentine's cards for single adult male asylum seekers at a local camp, aiming to welcome them warmly amid community fears.

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Street interviewer 'Politibrawl Streetcast' captured the moment with a teacher who called ICE's deportation appalling and hoped to get murderers back home, even after hearing about 27-year-old MS-13 member Edwin Antonio Hernandez Hernandez's admissions. The clip emerged amid Portland's 'Operation Catch of the Day,' a DHS enforcement action that led to dozens of arrests and thousands protesting in late January 2026. Local leaders upheld the city's non-cooperation with ICE, while the video fueled sharp online reactions questioning educators' views on immigration.

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A gray-haired woman outside Portland City Hall grabbed a clipboard and signed a petition to bring back a deported gang member—then learned he confessed to five murders.

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The club's March 22 post celebrated Yamal's outside-of-the-foot pass from the recent LaLiga game against Rayo Vallecano, but fans pointed out it was popularized by Ricardo Quaresma in the 2000s with deeper roots in Brazilian and Portuguese soccer. Rival supporters mocked Barca with memes and jabs like calling them the 'best donkey in the world,' while Yamal fans defended his elite form: 21 goals and 15 assists this season, earning praise from teammates as the best they've played with. Despite the banter, Yamal keeps delivering highlights in LaLiga and UCL, shrugging off the noise.

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FC Barcelona posted a photo of 18-year-old Lamine Yamal curling a trivela pass, captioning it 'Copyright: Lamine Yamal.' X users quickly added a community note, reminding everyone the move dates back decades.

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The successful hot-fire of GS2 serial number five, with two BE-3U engines hitting 175,000 pounds of thrust, signals Blue Origin's ramping production for its heavy-lift New Glenn rocket. Since debuting in January 2025 with two orbital flights, including NASA's ESCAPADE Mars probes on NG-2, the company now preps NG-3 to test booster reuse with AST SpaceMobile's Block 2 BlueBird satellite. Upgraded engines and nine second stages in production point to faster launches ahead, with enthusiasts eyeing a two-per-month pace by year's end.

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Bright flames and roaring thrust lit up Florida's Space Coast as Blue Origin tested its fifth New Glenn second stage. CEO Dave Limp shared the dramatic footage, noting the steady flow of hardware.

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The post, shared widely online, details a countdown starting February 17 targeting a Tehran bunker and Iran's missiles, drawing parallels to a recent U.S. operation in Venezuela. It emerged alongside stalled U.S.-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva and a huge U.S. deployment, including carrier groups, warships, F-35s, and munitions flights, which pushed oil prices above $64 per barrel. While Israel raises alerts and U.S. officials consider options, skeptics label it fiction amid confirmed military tensions but no nuclear plans.

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An anonymous 4chan message claiming CIA insight warns of an Israeli attack on Iran within 36 hours, possibly using tactical nukes, as U.S. forces mass in the region.

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On Sky News March 22, former UK development secretary Rory Stewart called for the US, Israel, and allies to withdraw immediately from the war that began February 28 with strikes on Iranian energy and nuclear sites. Iran has hit back at Gulf infrastructure near Dubai and Qatar, killing eight in the UAE and spiking oil prices as the Strait of Hormuz faces closure threats. Stewart highlighted how US bases have made hosts like Qatar targets, setting their economies back a decade, while debate rages over standing firm against Iranian extremism or pulling out to avoid meltdown. UK leaders are preparing for economic fallout with a COBRA meeting.

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Rory Stewart watched Gulf cities like Dubai, built from desert sands into global hubs, now crumbling under missile fire. He warns the conflict risks dragging the world into economic ruin and World War III.

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On March 11, the 58-year-old king flew his last trip on the 737 with KLM, a role he's held since the 1990s, often flying three European routes a month under a pseudonym to blend in with passengers like soccer fans and families. KLM is replacing the 737s with efficient Airbus A321neos, so he'll retrain and continue flying. His hands-on passion for aviation has long been known in the Netherlands, earning admiration for keeping a monarch grounded amid royal duties.

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King Willem-Alexander signed in as 'Meneer van Buren' and piloted a KLM flight from Amsterdam to Istanbul, wrapping up nearly 30 years at the controls of the Boeing 737.

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On January 8, 2026, at the Rajaei Cardiovascular Medical and Research Center, security forces raided the facility amid a nationwide uprising, ordering staff not to treat injured demonstrators. Two nurses who refused endured arrests, severe torture, and repeated gang rapes over several days, suffering life-altering injuries like intestinal damage requiring colostomy bags and one losing her uterus entirely. The 33-year-old survivor begged doctors not to save her before surgery and now remains under suicide watch with hands tied to her bed; their families paid bribes for release under forced sham marriages and pledges blaming protesters. These anonymous eyewitness accounts highlight attacks on medics during protests that killed thousands and drew international human rights concerns, though Iranian authorities have not responded.

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Two nurses who cared for wounded protesters faced unimaginable horror at the hands of security agents storming their Tehran hospital.

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On March 17, 2026, the San Diego City Council voted 8-1 to adopt the non-binding International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism, which includes examples often tied to Israel criticism. Councilmember Stephen Whitburn introduced the measure to guide city officials, while Jewish Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera cast the sole no vote, arguing it dishonors protections for Jews by limiting certain comparisons. Supporters like StandWithUs and the American Jewish Committee praised it as a response to rising incidents since October 7, 2023, as the city joins others like Los Angeles in the effort.

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Over four hours of heated public comments filled the chamber as San Diego's City Council weighed a key definition of antisemitism. The close split revealed deep divides on protecting communities versus safeguarding speech.

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A meme from @NFLMemes pictured Smith in a Raiders helmet next to the Wendy's mascot, joking about a four-year, $15-per-hour deal. It exploded with over 12,000 likes amid his release from a dismal 3-14 Raiders season where he took 55 sacks and threw 17 picks. Wendy's trolled him first as a 'Chief Tasting Officer,' but Smith fired back 'Get ya cheese up 1st' with a menu pic, sparking fan jokes from fry-guy quips to nugget pleas—though some defended his Pro Bowl past with Seattle.

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Geno Smith traded NFL turf for Wendy's grill in a brutal photoshop meme that had fans chuckling. The timing hit right after Las Vegas planned to cut the veteran quarterback.

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On WFAN, Yankees manager Aaron Boone was asked if Juan Soto's choice to sign a 15-year, $765 million deal with the Mets still stings. He deadpanned, 'I think it still bothers him,' sparking laughter and reigniting the classic Yankees-Mets rivalry. Soto had a standout 2024 season in pinstripes, hitting .288 with 41 homers, before bolting to Queens; fans on both sides traded jabs, with Yankees supporters reveling in the poke and Mets fans calling out the obsession. The exchange comes amid Soto's recent World Baseball Classic heroics, including a walk-off homer for the Dominican Republic.

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Aaron Boone turned a serious question about Juan Soto's departure into prime Yankees banter, quipping it still bothers the star himself—with a grin that left the host laughing and confused.

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The former Manchester United midfielder praised Rashford's strong start at Barcelona—10 goals and 10 assists in 39 games—on TNT Sports, saying he'd thrive back at Old Trafford now that Carrick is interim boss. Rashford's on a season-long loan for 2025-26, with Barca unable to activate their €30m buy option amid financial issues, while United eyes sales to clubs like PSG or AC Milan. Fans remain divided, some nostalgic for the 'academy boy' on the left, others ready to move on after past inconsistencies.

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Owen Hargreaves watched Marcus Rashford shine in Spain and couldn't hold back: bring the academy star home to the left wing under Michael Carrick.

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The 26-year-old Norfolk native, fresh off a 12th-round TKO win over Jamaine Ortiz that improved his record to 14-0, showcased his Olympic silver medalist skills at TMT Promotions. Oblivion, a Kick.com personality known from Brand Risk Promotions exhibitions, pressed forward but ate combinations in the three-minute session streamed live. Fans loved Davis' pinpoint defense, with clips drawing laughs and praise like 'best defense in boxing today' amid jokes about the lopsided matchup.

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In Floyd Mayweather's Las Vegas gym, undefeated boxer Keyshawn Davis toyed with streamer Oblivion, slipping punches and dropping him with sharp counters in a lighthearted beatdown.

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Barcelona top La Liga with 73 points from 29 matches, four points clear of Real Madrid, thanks to midfield stars Pedri and Fermín López. Pedri leads La Liga midfielders in key stats like passes completed, progressive actions, and through passes, with two goals and seven assists in 21 appearances. Fermín López shines in the 90th+ percentile for non-penalty goals plus assists, key passes, and crosses, prompting Manchester United rumors of a €100 million bid that Barcelona and the player reportedly resist. Their partnership under Hansi Flick fuels the club's youth-driven charge.

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Pedri pulls strings from deep, while Fermín López crashes the box with flair—together, they're the engine driving Barcelona's title push.

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A 5.0 magnitude earthquake occurred 22.99 miles southeast of Molina in the Maule Region of Chile at a depth of about 102 km. It was initially reported 19-20 km southeast of Curicó and 64-77 km east of Talca, and felt in the region. Preliminary updates came from seismic data and crowdsourced reports before official confirmation.

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After Larry Ellison backed his son David's $111 billion bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery—beating out Netflix—the plea hit social media: replace Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape with Adam Driver. Essiedu, cast in December 2024, drew backlash for not matching the book's sallow-skinned, hook-nosed description or Alan Rickman's films, with fans pushing Driver's Kylo Ren intensity as ideal. Production on the HBO series started in summer 2025 at Leavesden Studios and nears completion for a 2027 premiere, making a recast unlikely despite the buzz—some fans defend Essiedu and call for enjoying the show.

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Picture this: fans spotting a billionaire's new grip on Warner Bros. Discovery and dreaming up a Snape swap with Adam Driver's brooding stare.

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Multiple X users posted PrizePicks 'Taco Tuesday' betting slips focused on soccer props, particularly Victor Osimhen over 1.5 shots and Bryan Cain over 18.5 PRA. Discussions debated the reliability of these bets, with some fading Osimhen's prop due to prior misses on his under while others highlighted his high shot volume in Champions League play. Users requested slips in 3-man power or 6-flex formats.

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On February 5, the woman testified against new laws limiting local help to federal immigration agents and banning private ICE detention centers, urging the council to remember victims like 37-year-old Rachel Morin, killed by Salvadoran national Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez. She linked rising local crime, drugs, and violence among Black and Brown youth to undocumented immigrants, even calling opponents 'domestic terrorists.' The council passed the bills unanimously the next day amid opposition from neighbors worried about a detention center near homes and schools, highlighting tensions between public safety and protecting immigrant communities.

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At a packed Howard County council meeting, one woman took the mic and called out the silence on Rachel Morin, the Harford County mom raped and murdered in 2023 by an undocumented immigrant.

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The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia denied Starlink's application on March 23, 2026, because the fully foreign-owned company failed to meet the 51% local ownership requirement under the 2009 Communications Act. It also raised national security and compliance issues, including past unauthorized operations. While Starlink qualified on competition, technical, and financial fronts, officials prioritize benefits for Namibia's 3 million people, many still offline in remote areas, fueling online cheers for sovereignty and criticism over lost high-speed internet chances.

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Namibia's leaders stood firm: no bending laws for big foreign names, even Elon Musk's Starlink. Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare declared their small nation holds strong principles, putting locals first.

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An Iranian caller threatened to kill Israeli journalist Arik Weiss and his family during a phone call. Weiss corrected the caller's pronunciation of the Hebrew word for 'family' (mishpacha) and complimented him when he got it right. The interaction was captured in a video that went viral on X.

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The 39-year-old, who lives most of the year in Dubai with her seven-year-old son Izhaan, described hearing jets and seeing interceptions near her Al Barsha home during Iran's strikes tied to the US-Israel-Iran war that started late February. She left for Hyderabad at the end of Ramadan and Eid, saying the uncertainty felt unsettling for her child who began asking questions, though Dubai remains her second home. Her move drew mixed reactions online, with some highlighting the irony of seeking safety in India after her marriage to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik, while supporters praised her six Grand Slam titles won representing India.

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Fighter jets roared overhead and debris fell just hundreds of meters away, prompting former tennis star Sania Mirza to scoop up her young son and head home to India.

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