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Rich Koz's Svengoolie passed hosting duties to his squad: Sarah Palmer as glamorous Gwengoolie, Scott Gryder voicing sarcastic IMP, and Bill Leff as trivia expert Nostalgiaferatoo. They presented the story of artist David Drayton and survivors trapped in a grocery store amid fog-shrouded creatures, blending scares with lighthearted commentary like urging fans to 'stay in the darn grocery store.' Viewers shared live reactions, memes, and Gwengoolie fan art, from nervous first-timers to die-hards reminiscing about theater viewings, capturing the show's mix of horror and community fun. MeTV's monthly spin-off keeps the Chicago horror hosting tradition alive since the 1970s.

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Fans huddled around screens Saturday night as the Sven Squad—Gwengoolie, IMP, and Nostalgiaferatoo—took over MeTV to unveil Frank Darabont's tense 2007 take on Stephen King's The Mist.

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The 6-foot-2 Detroit guard averaged 23.3 points and 6.5 assists per game, shooting over 44% from three, while leading Arkansas to a 28-9 record, third in the SEC, and their first conference tournament title since 2000. Acuff swept SEC Player and Freshman of the Year honors, earned unanimous First-Team All-American status, reached the Cousy Award finals, and powered the Razorbacks to the Sweet 16 before a 109-88 loss to Arizona. Coach John Calipari called him unique, warning NBA scouts they'd regret passing on him, as Acuff signed a Reebok shoe deal and eyes lottery pick status next.

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Freshman Darius Acuff Jr. burst onto the scene, dropping 88 points across three NCAA Tournament games—a record for SEC players and any freshman in 50 years.

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Boston leads all players with 683,996 votes, just ahead of teammate Clark at 670,510, while Kelsey Mitchell ranks ninth for a strong Fever showing in the top 10. The duo surged from lower spots after the first returns, boosted by double-vote days that tripled some totals and fired up their dedicated fans. Fan votes make up 50% of All-Star starter selections, with voting open until June 27—setting up an exciting push toward the July 25 game in Chicago.

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Aliyah Boston and Caitlin Clark powered past the competition, topping the latest WNBA All-Star fan votes with their Indiana Fever chemistry drawing huge support.

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In a GB News documentary released this week, British journalist Steven Edginton interviews 'Andrew,' who calls himself a former Antifa member. Andrew explains how the group dehumanizes targets by labeling them fascists or Nazis, comparing it to ISIS tactics and saying it now applies to anyone who disagrees. He describes members discussing guns and preparing for conflict, driven by fears of genocide or Nazi takeover. While some doubt his claims due to Antifa's loose structure, his account echoes concerns about rising political tensions, including recent terrorism charges by Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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With neon blue hair and black leather, Andrew sat down for a street interview in Seattle. He shared a chilling view from inside: opponents get branded fascists first, making violence feel justified.

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The image, posted Friday by user Wicker, drew over 150 responses mostly arguing schools should keep pork on menus and let Muslim students bring their own lunches, much like vegetarians or those with allergies do. Many referenced an unverified claim of Muslim girls in Germany attacking a ham sandwich eater, though no mainstream reports confirm it. U.S. schools follow federal guidelines offering alternatives without removing staples like bacon, as seen in districts like Dearborn, Michigan.

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A woman in a hijab holds a sign asking if schools should serve bacon around Muslim students, sparking a flood of replies insisting yes, families should handle their own choices.

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The quip 'Ben Franklin didn’t plow through dozens and dozens of French whores so that you could abide by fireworks ordinances' first blew up in 2024 and is back with tens of thousands of likes as the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary on July 4, 2026. It nods to Franklin's real-life Paris flirtations that helped secure French aid against Britain, fueling a rebellious push to ignore local bans. While celebrations ramp up—like the White House's massive National Mall display—safety concerns loom large, with 14,700 emergency visits and 11 deaths reported in 2024 from mishandled fireworks.

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Picture Benjamin Franklin charming French elites in 1776—now a cheeky meme claims he didn't do all that for us to skip backyard fireworks.

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On August 10, 2026, people from Omaha to Toronto shared their joy over rain and storms breaking the hot weather, with posts like 'I love when it rains. I get the best sleep' and simple emoji strings capturing the mood. Meteorologists like Rusty Lord forecasted the best widespread rain from Wednesday after midnight through Thursday, while New Orleans saw a 40 percent storm chance amid 90s highs. The shift offered restful nights and cooler moments, though some cautioned about flood risks amid wet decks and ongoing unsettled patterns in the Midwest, Great Lakes, and South.

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After days of heat, many woke up to the soothing sound of rain tapping windows and distant thunder rolling in.

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The 19-year-old Kansas guard from Canton, Ohio, impressed scouts with elite shooting and a 37.5-inch vertical while sharing his simple downtime routine of music and movies. Fans lit up online, with some like Yahoo's Kevin O'Connor joking it makes him No. 1 overall pick material, while others teased the picks as too mainstream for a top prospect. As the No. 1 recruit who averaged 20.2 points in college, Peterson stays locked in as a top-2 draft choice for teams like the Wizards, blending sharpshooting talent with relatable teen tastes.

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Freshman star Darryn Peterson sank 19 of 25 threes at the NBA Draft Combine, then won hearts by naming Drake and Interstellar as his go-to unwind picks.

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The Hall of Famer, who entered the NBA straight from high school as the No. 5 pick in 1995, showcased his classic midrange game in a 44-second clip posted Thursday night. Fans celebrated his rhythm, dubbing him the 'long two GOAT' and joking he'd rather chew glass than shoot threes, while praising his elite release alongside legends like Bird and KD. Even retired since 2016, KG's workout serves as a nostalgic reminder of his MVP season in 2004, Defensive Player of the Year award, and 2008 Celtics ring. In an analytics era shunning long 2s, the video highlights why the Big Ticket remains a hoops icon.

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At 50 years old, Kevin Garnett stepped into a gym and started swishing long 2-pointers like it was 1995 all over again. His smooth pull-ups with elite coach Lethal Shooter left fans in awe of the unchanged form.

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The Swedish firm's stock closed at 67 kronor on June 25, down 21%, and fell another 5% to about 63.55 kronor by late June 26, slashing its market cap to around $1.8 billion USD after a 1,400% year-to-date surge. The selloff stemmed from the U.S. Federal Reserve's June 17-18 meeting, where rates stayed at 3.50%-3.75% but projections pointed to future hikes amid inflation fears, hitting the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index by nearly 8%. Bulls like analyst Serenity, holding over a million shares, call the dip oversold, citing Sivers' indium phosphide lasers for AI data centers and ties to partners like GlobalFoundries and POET Technologies, while skeptics flag valuation risks and competition ahead of the August report.

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Sivers Semiconductors watched its shares tumble over 20% in one day, caught in a wave of selling across AI and photonics stocks following a tougher-than-expected Fed outlook.

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On March 20, 2026, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced nationwide rent freezes on expiring contracts and 2% annual caps through 2027, building on prior regional efforts amid a 700,000-unit housing shortage. In Catalonia and other areas, supply dropped sharply—23% in Catalonia, up to 51% elsewhere—with prices per square meter holding steady or rising. Argentina's 2023 repeal of controls led to a 180% surge in Buenos Aires listings and real rents falling 27-40%, highlighting how deregulation restored flexibility like dollar payments and shorter leases. Economists largely agree controls help current tenants briefly but reduce long-term supply and quality.

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Spain's new rent freezes aimed to ease rising costs, but early data shows listings vanishing while Argentina's repeal flooded the market with homes.

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Atlanta United has a verbal deal with River Plate to loan in versatile Paraguayan international Matías Galarza through June 2026, with an obligation to buy 50% of his rights for $3 million if he plays in at least half the matches. The 5-foot-9 central midfielder, who can play as a 6, 8, or 10, joins after limited minutes at River despite 13 caps and two goals for Paraguay. Atlanta needs midfield depth for their rebuild ahead of Saturday's opener at FC Cincinnati, though some fans question the cost amid River's sell-on clause.

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River Plate fans erupted in memes calling Matías Galarza a 'burro' as he heads out, while Atlanta hopes the 24-year-old left-footer revives his career in MLS.

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Pakistan's armed forces are in full rehearsal mode for the 79th Independence Day on August 14, 2026, with F-16s, JF-17 Thunders, C-130s, and Saab 2000s practicing flypasts above the capital. Ground troops drilled precise marches along major roads, as residents in Islamabad and Rawalpindi captured the action in photos and videos. These displays highlight national pride and coordination ahead of the traditional patriotic celebrations.

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Fighter jets roared over Islamabad's skies, while troops marched in tight formations below, building excitement for the big day.

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The 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee was stabbed to death on August 22, 2025, while riding home from her pizzeria job on Charlotte's Lynx Blue Line by Decarlos Dejuan Brown Jr., who faces murder charges but was ruled incompetent to stand trial in April 2026 due to mental illness. Her family urged people not to share the attack footage to protect her dignity and their grief, while calling for better transit security. Posts with captions like 'Never forget' draw support for keeping awareness alive but face criticism for ignoring the family's wishes and exploiting her tragedy. The case led to 'Iryna's Law,' ending cashless bail for violent crimes and adding mental health checks.

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Iryna Zarutska sat hunched on a Charlotte train, hands over her face in terror, just before her life ended. That haunting image has resurfaced, pulling people into a tense debate over honoring her or respecting her family's pain.

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Vinicius dazzled against Morocco and Haiti, helping Brazil top Group C with four points after his stunning equalizer and playmaking masterclass under coach Carlo Ancelotti. This hot streak has reignited arguments over whether his flair and trophies—like the 2024 FIFA Best award—put him ahead of Mbappe, who scored twice for France in a 3-1 win over Senegal to become their all-time leading men's scorer. Fans point to last season's tensions at Madrid, where Mbappe's arrival overlapped their roles on the left wing amid a trophyless campaign, but many call for harmony, noting both stars are thriving at the World Cup.

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Vinicius Jr lit up the pitch with a goal and two assists in Brazil's 3-0 rout of Haiti, earning man-of-the-match for the second straight game. Now Real Madrid fans are fiercely debating if he's overtaken teammate Kylian Mbappe.

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Colombia's new government withdrew recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and endorsed Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara. The decision came at a meeting between Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo, and Foreign Minister Omar Bula, marking the start of stronger bilateral ties with Morocco as Colombia's main African partner. Supporters see it as pragmatic for economic gains, while critics argue it weakens the Sahrawi cause; the shift aligns Colombia with nations like the U.S. backing Morocco's autonomy plan.

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Just hours after President Abelardo de la Espriella's inauguration, Colombia made a sharp turn in foreign policy during a key meeting in Cali.

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U.S. Air Force Maj. Taylor Hiester shared cockpit video from June 24 of his F-16 Viper streaking over Washington, D.C., to launch the 16-day Great American State Fair organized by Freedom 250. Flying wingtip-to-wingtip with fellow pilot and college friend Joe Pitts, Hiester expressed deep gratitude to America, noting no dry eyes in the cockpits from the pride of the moment. The event, featuring pavilions from all 56 states and territories, music, rides, and more flyovers, builds excitement for the nation's 250th anniversary through July 10, with President Trump declaring 'America is back' at the star-studded kickoff.

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Maj. Taylor Hiester's F-16 roared over the National Mall, afterburners blazing past monuments alongside his college roommate in a formation that left pilots emotional.

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At Oga Aquarium GAO in Akita Prefecture, Japan, eight-month-old polar bear cub Momota has captured hearts with videos of him piling traffic cones on his head, carrying them to his den, and even poking his mother Momo with one. Spectators laugh at his clumsy navigation over rocks and water reflections, calling him a kid just being a kid. The lighthearted clips show his cone obsession turning him into a global favorite, with viewers joking he'd fit right in on a night out.

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Little Momota nudges bright red and blue cones onto his head, stacking up to four before stumbling around his rocky enclosure with pure determination.

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Paraguay filed an official complaint with FIFA after Bellingham avoided a red card for putting his hand over his mouth while talking to Ghana's Jordan Ayew during England's 0-0 Group L draw on Tuesday in Boston. Their winger Almirón had been the first player dismissed under the new IFAB rule—meant to stop hidden abusive language—during a June 20 win over Turkey, earning a one-match ban. Paraguay demands consistent enforcement and wants Bellingham suspended, while fans question if elite stars get different treatment. FIFA has not responded yet.

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Paraguay watched their player Miguel Almirón sent off for covering his mouth in a heated exchange, only to see England's Jude Bellingham chat the same way with no punishment.

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In the latest escalation of their 'it's just content' feud, Tylil staged a yard sale with Rakai's personal items like clothes, furniture, and that standout green Goyard bag, drawing crowds and fellow streamer Chrisnxtdoor who snagged the backpack cheap. Rakai fired back by ambushing with paintballs, locking everyone in a U-Haul full of mattresses, and demanding his stuff back via golf cart. Clips of water fights, arguments, a bite, and hair-pulling left creators like DDG stunned, as fans buzz over where the back-and-forth heads next.

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Tylil turned Rakai's driveway into a bargain bonanza, hawking a $5,000 designer backpack for chump change amid their prank series. The chaos peaked when Rakai rolled up with paintballs and a U-Haul getaway.

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France tops Group I after back-to-back wins, a 3-1 opener over Senegal and a 3-0 cruise past Iraq, with Kylian Mbappé scoring three goals, Ousmane Dembélé contributing, and Bradley Barcola netting a beauty off Adrien Rabiot's pinpoint assist. The 31-year-old AC Milan midfielder has played full 90 minutes in both matches, anchoring the midfield with 92% pass accuracy and relentless ground coverage alongside Aurélien Tchouaméni. Fans online debate his starting spot in Deschamps' star-studded lineup, with some calling him the essential 'grinder' who handles dirty work so elites shine, while others question it—yet coach Didier Deschamps keeps picking him as the reliable figure in a team chasing knockout glory.

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While Mbappé dazzles with goals and Dembélé fires on all cylinders, one midfielder quietly starts every game for France—and it's sparking plenty of chatter online.

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In hype for the upcoming comedy 'Saving Cherry,' where she plays a jilted bride on a road trip with Ramos, Forteza described him as a brilliant, professional actor who loves his craft. Some fans saw her comment as shading past partner David Licauco, crediting him for her popularity boost, while others defended her established career and pointed to patterns of protecting male actors over women. The back-and-forth has reignited debates on loveteam credit, set professionalism, and success in Philippine showbiz ahead of the film's September 2026 release.

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Barbie Forteza lit up her praise for new co-star Khalil Ramos, saying he's the first solid leading man she's had—words that quickly split fans online.

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On May 20, 2026, the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing titled 'The Southern Poverty Law Center: Manufacturing Hate,' focusing on an April 21 indictment from the Trump administration's Justice Department. The charges include 11 counts of wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering conspiracy, alleging the SPLC secretly paid over $3 million to informants in extremist groups from 2014 to 2023 while fundraising by portraying them as major threats. Witnesses like Dr. Carol Swain described career damage from SPLC labels, while Democrats called the probe a political hit job and clashed with Republicans over groups like the Proud Boys and neo-Nazis. The session highlighted partisan divides on the SPLC's role, with a follow-up hearing set for June 9.

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Tensions boiled over in a House hearing as lawmakers grilled witnesses about the Southern Poverty Law Center's practices, with Democrats and Republicans trading sharp accusations over hate labels and informant payments.

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Investor Michael A. Arouet shared his amazement at Switzerland's perfection after a visit, highlighting its low crime index of 26—far below France's 55 or the UK's 48—and direct democracy that lets citizens vote on laws up to four times a year. Locals like Nico Gladia pointed out it's a mix of factors: federalism allowing cantons to tailor policies, consensus politics, dual education blending apprenticeships and university, and a strong social contract. While some note rising asylum pressures and upcoming referendums on population caps, the nation consistently ranks high in safety with a homicide rate of 0.5 per 100,000, fueling envy compared to cities like Paris or London.

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A dusk photo of Geneva's Jet d'Eau fountain drew widespread praise for Switzerland's order and safety, prompting visitors to call it Western Europe's last well-kept gem.

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Donald Trump stated that the Southern Poverty Law Center funded Nazis, the KKK, and other radical groups to portray him as far-right and influence the 2020 election. He specifically claimed the Southern Poverty Law Center's involvement in Charlottesville to make him look bad.

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The Toronto Blue Jays announced a 'Born Ready' bobblehead of toddler Vladimir Guerrero Jr. from a 2002 photo at Olympic Stadium, where he matched his Hall of Famer father's Expos look. It'll be given to the first fans at the May 25 game against the Miami Marlins at Rogers Centre. The figurine captures mini-Vladdy's afro, wristbands, and determined stare, nodding to his 'I was born ready' line from the 2025 ALCS, and has fans planning early arrivals to snag one.

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Picture a 3-year-old Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in a tiny Expos uniform, holding up a batting helmet with dad towering beside him—now that moment lives on as a bobblehead.

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Wheeler, out since August 2025 due to thoracic outlet syndrome, impressed in rehab starts with a 2.45 ERA and 23 strikeouts over 20 innings. He'll debut this season Saturday at Truist Park behind Jack Painter and ahead of Aaron Nola, bumping Taijuan Walker to the bullpen amid Philly's 8-15 start. The series ramps up NL East tension after Atlanta's recent sweep, with the Braves countering Wheeler using Bryce Elder on Saturday.

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After months sidelined by surgery for a blood clot, Phillies ace Zack Wheeler is set to take the mound again. Fans see it as the boost the struggling team desperately needs.

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