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Leavitt made the remark while defending U.S. munitions stockpiles during Operation Epic Fury, a U.S.-Israeli campaign that has hit over 2,000 Iranian targets including its navy and nuclear sites. She echoed President Trump's view that the $67 billion in aid from 2022 to early 2025 drained resources, even as Congress approved it and production ramped up. Ukrainians like Kate Bohuslavska in Kharkiv called it heartless amid ongoing Russian attacks, while U.S. voices including Rep. Don Bacon labeled it morally blind; notably, Zelenskyy recently offered Ukrainian drone experts to aid the U.S. against similar Iranian threats.

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Amid briefings on a major strike against Iran, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed past military aid to Ukraine as handing America's best weapons 'for nothing, for free' to a distant country.

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The group's third mini-album, DEADLINE, drops February 27 at 2 p.m. KST with five tracks including the title song 'GO,' where all four members wrote lyrics and Rosé composed. Every song credits teams from their solo labels—Jisoo's BLISSOO, Jennie's ODDATELIER, Rosé's THE BLACK LABEL, and Lisa's LLOUD—blending their independent paths into group magic, boosted by collaborators like Chris Martin and TEDDY. Pre-release 'JUMP' topped Billboard's Global 200, pre-saves hit 1 million on Spotify (a girl group first), and physical copies sold out fast, though a leaked upload and Dr. Luke's production credits stirred some fan concerns.

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After years chasing solo dreams, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa pour their talents back into BLACKPINK's first full-group project since 2022.

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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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John Carney's upcoming musical comedy Power Ballad stars Paul Rudd as a washed-up wedding singer and Nick Jonas as a fading boy-band star who bond over a late-night jam that sparks chart success and credit drama. The R-rated Lionsgate film, with Jack Reynor, Havana Rose Liu, and Peter McDonald, premieres March 1 at the Dublin International Film Festival—fitting for the Irish director—before SXSW on March 14 and U.S. theaters June 5. Fans celebrated the posters with gushes for Rudd's vibe and light jabs at Jonas's buzzcut, echoing the buzz from early trailers.

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Paul Rudd belts out a tune in a leather jacket on a fiery red poster, while Nick Jonas cradles his guitar on sunny yellow—both channeling faded music dreams.

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Just weeks after their January debut from Mnet's Boys II Planet, the eight-member group under WAKEONE Entertainment posted individual Seollal updates on February 17, showing home-cooked meals, family gatherings, street snacks, and cozy breaks. Members like Sangwon urged fans to enjoy LA galbi and relax, while Anxin lit up over food from Xinlong's mom at the dorm. ALLYZ responded with thousands of likes, translations, and joy, as the group also shared a YouTube video to celebrate the holiday.

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Picture Geonwoo biting into a giant hotteok pancake at a bustling market, or Xinlong savoring his mom's cooking with family—these glimpses made fans feel right there with ALD1.

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In a Newsmax interview, Johnson stressed that Republicans need to keep their House majority through the 2026 midterms to give Trump all four years to push economic recovery, tax cuts, mass deportations, tariffs, and spending reductions. He called Democrats' jeers during the speech shameful, shared clips of disruptions like Rep. Al Green's ejection, and urged GOP unity to explain their vision to voters. Democrats fired back with quips like Rep. Ted Lieu's 'Heaven won’t forbid it' and saw it as motivation to flip the chamber for oversight, while some critics noted Republican vulnerabilities from recent debates.

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Right after Trump's record-long State of the Union, Speaker Mike Johnson laid it out plainly: lose the House in 2026, and the president's plans hit a wall.

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Since October 2025, courts have ruled at least 4,421 times that ICE held people unlawfully, driven by over 20,000 habeas corpus petitions challenging prolonged detentions under the Trump administration's strict enforcement policies. Examples include California Judge Fernando M. Olguin releasing Hassan Rashidian on February 20, 2026, after the DOJ offered no opposition, and a Nevada judge freeing lawful permanent resident T.P.S. despite ended removal proceedings. The surge stems from thousands of DOJ attorney resignations and firings, overwhelming the Civil Division with double the usual caseload and forcing releases, even as DHS pushes deportations totaling over 540,000 since January 2025.

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Federal judges across the U.S. are freeing ICE detainees one ruling at a time, as government lawyers concede they lack arguments to hold them.

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The New York Mets star homered for the second straight day in exhibition play, going 4-for-7 with two homers, a triple, and six RBIs over two games against mostly Tigers prospects. Manny Machado and Junior Caminero followed Soto's blast with back-to-back homers, fueling a 12-4 Dominican Republic win capped by 17 hits from stars like Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Fernando Tatis Jr. These victories at Estadio Quisqueya signal the defending champs' strength heading into Pool D play starting March 7 against Israel, Netherlands, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

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Juan Soto stepped to the plate in the fourth inning at Quisqueya Stadium, and unleashed a 431-foot homer that flipped the game on its head amid roaring home fans.

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The progressive Working Families Party, holding two Philadelphia City Council seats, started a campaign Tuesday to recruit a Democratic primary opponent to U.S. Sen. John Fetterman for 2028. They criticized his November 10 vote for H.R. 5371, a continuing resolution that averted a 35-day government shutdown but omitted extensions for Affordable Care Act premium subsidies affecting nearly 500,000 enrollees in Pennsylvania. The party plans statewide training, recruitment, and fundraising to promote working-class leadership, amid Fetterman's shift toward moderate positions.

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Pennsylvania's Working Families Party declares war on Sen. John Fetterman, vowing to back a challenger after his vote ended a historic shutdown sans ACA subsidies.

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The Mets star, fresh off a record $765 million deal, posted a stellar 2025 season with the Yankees—43 homers, 38 steals, and a league-leading .396 on-base percentage—finishing third in NL MVP voting behind Ohtani's unanimous win. Soto told MLB.com he must find a way to beat the Dodgers two-way star, who's locked in through 2033 after hitting 55 homers with a 2.87 ERA. Both players eye prime years ahead, with Soto aiming for his first MVP and tweaks to baserunning, defense, and average to close the gap.

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During spring training in Port St. Lucie, Juan Soto locked eyes with a reporter and issued a direct challenge: 'He better keep doing what he's doing, because I’m coming' for Shohei Ohtani.

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The image lists Anthony ahead of LeBron James (29.6), Kevin Durant (29.3), Kobe Bryant (28.3), Dwyane Wade (27.3), and Monta Ellis (25.5), capturing the high-octane superstar era even if the numbers slightly differ from official 2009-10 stats where Durant led at 30.1. Debate heats up over Anthony's 2013 scoring title, clinched with 36 points on 30 shots against Durant in a key Knicks-Thunder game. Durant fans highlight his four straight titles, efficiency, and championships, while Anthony backers like Raymond Felton praise his isolation scoring and one-on-one toughness, insisting he'd have rings too with better teams.

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A classic graphic from the 2009-10 season shows Carmelo Anthony topping the charts at 29.7 points per game, with LeBron, Kobe, and Durant right behind—pulling fans back to those epic scoring battles.

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Infantino stepped in after the FIFA corruption scandal that ended Sepp Blatter's reign, promising reforms that supporters say delivered: revenues over $7 billion, billions invested in grassroots via FIFA Forward, tech like VAR, and expanded events including the 48-team 2026 World Cup. Confederations from Brazil to Africa thanked him for infrastructure, anti-racism efforts, and youth programs, while critics highlight player union clashes, high ticket prices, and ethics concerns. Re-elected unopposed through 2027, his leadership faces its next test with the massive North American tournament ahead.

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On the exact anniversary of his 2016 election, Gianni Infantino received global praise from football leaders, legends like Totti and Puyol, and even Tom Brady for growing the game.

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The 22-second clip introduces NuCaloric Agricultural, the nutrition-focused faction among Marathon's six groups, with Gaius promising to meet humanity's basic needs to avert catastrophes on Tau Ceti IV. Players take on contracts for exploration rewards like faster revives and agility boosts in the extraction shooter's PvPvE matches. Fans love the polished visuals and cryptic lore, joking about 'pumping that NuCaloric burger in my veins' as Bungie shouts out top community creators.

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A synthetic voice cuts through vibrant pink visuals: 'I am Gaius, contacting you on behalf of NuCaloric.' Bungie's latest teaser brings this enigmatic agent to life just weeks before launch.

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During a March 3 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Booker pressed Noem on reports of ICE detaining at least 170 U.S. citizens since last year, including 20 children, and specific cases like Isaias Pena Salcedo held for 70 hours despite his passport. Noem testified, 'We don’t detain American citizens,' prompting Booker to call for her resignation or impeachment over alleged law violations and disregard for local officials on a New Jersey ICE facility. The clash revealed bipartisan criticism of Noem's leadership amid heated immigration enforcement debates.

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Senator Cory Booker stared down Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, accusing her of lying under oath about ICE detaining U.S. citizens. Her sharp quip back only fueled the tense exchange.

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No. 6 UConn suffocated No. 15 St. John's with elite defense, limiting them to 11-of-56 shooting and just 14 second-half points on 2-of-28 attempts. Tarris Reed Jr. dominated with 20 points, 11 rebounds, and six blocks, while the Huskies built leads with runs of 9-0, 18-0, and 16-0. The 32-point win avenged an earlier loss, marked UConn's biggest margin ever against St. John's, and locked in their Big East lead with two games left.

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UConn turned a hyped Big East clash into a defensive clinic, holding St. John's scoreless for the final 17 minutes in a stunning rout.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves dominated the Portland Trail Blazers 133-109 on Wednesday, led by Julius Randle's franchise-record 41 points on 14-of-24 shooting in 33 minutes. Jaden McDaniels added 21 points with strong defense, shutting down Deni Avdija, while Rudy Gobert grabbed 8 rebounds and Anthony Edwards hit 4-of-6 threes. Minnesota forced 25 turnovers and shot 52% from the field, improving to 34-22 before the All-Star break as Randle earned a standing ovation.

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Julius Randle saved his fireworks for the fourth, dropping 23 points and capping it with a windmill dunk that had Target Center roaring.

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The X post shared screenshots of Quinta Brunson, 35, in a sparkling white beaded gown at a Tiffany & Co. High Jewelry event, but users roasted it for misusing the 'hear me out' meme typically reserved for unconventional crushes. Commenters called her a 'full meal,' 'fine bruh,' and a 'definite yes,' with one noting 'nothing to hear.' Fresh off her 2026 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series on Abbott Elementary and her amicable divorce in 2025, Brunson has been turning heads on red carpets and owning her confident glow-up.

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A post begged 'just hear me out' with glamorous shots of Quinta Brunson at a Tiffany event. Instead of debate, everyone agreed: she's stunning, no convincing needed.

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During JPMorgan's annual investor update in New York on Monday, CEO Jamie Dimon highlighted parallels to pre-2008 excesses, with banks loosening standards amid asset bubbles, fierce competition, and AI hype. He cautioned that surprises could hit unexpected areas like software firms disrupted by AI, while noting JPMorgan's stepped-up loan-loss provisions to $4.7 billion and strong 2026 net interest income outlook. Dimon's team stressed preparedness amid isolated credit stresses and private credit liquidity strains, urging investors to stay vigilant for hidden risks.

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Jamie Dimon looked back at the wild lending days of 2005-2007, when everyone chased profits until the crash hit. He sees echoes today in surging assets and rivals doing 'dumb things' for yields.

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Massie and Rep. Ro Khanna planned bipartisan seating to highlight their Epstein Files Transparency Act, which passed the House last November and calls for unredacted DOJ documents on Epstein's network. The plan changed, with Massie staying on the GOP side while Khanna sat by Nancy Pelosi; Massie had named names on the House floor last week, and Khanna brought an Epstein survivor as her guest. After the speech, Khanna posted a photo with Massie, saying it's still possible to cross the aisle for Epstein justice and avoiding war with Iran. The rumor fueled online backlash from some calling him a RINO, while supporters praised his independent push for transparency.

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Rumors swirled that Rep. Thomas Massie would cross the aisle to sit with Democrats at Trump's State of the Union. Instead, he posted a photo from his spot among Republicans, next to Rep. Nancy Mace.

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