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House Speaker Mike Johnson became the first speaker in history to display George Washington’s gavel, used in 1793 to lay the U.S. Capitol cornerstone, during the State of the Union address. The gavel, housed in the oldest Masonic lodge in Washington, D.C., was presented in collaboration with the U.S. Capitol Historical Society to mark America's 250th anniversary. It was carried into the House chamber for the event.

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Oscar Piastri achieved his first pole position in Formula 1.

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On March 15, 2025, around 2:30 a.m. on South Padre Island, Homeland Security Investigations agents assisting local police after a crash ordered Martinez to stop his car. DHS says he accelerated, striking one agent, prompting another to fire shots through the window that killed him; the family disputes this, citing videos that suggest he was trying to comply. Newly released records reveal DHS did not publicly link its agents to the shooting for eight months, drawing criticism from Texas lawmakers demanding footage and a probe. Texas Rangers continue investigating, with a grand jury review pending.

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Ruben Ray Martinez, just 23 and celebrating with his best friend, drove into a chaotic traffic scene and never made it home alive. His mother remembers him as a humble warehouse worker with no record of violence.

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In Big Brother Mzansi Season 6's Friday Night Arena Games on DStv channel 198, 28-year-old returnee Bravo B topped the timed challenges, beating competitors like Mmeli—playfully called 'handbag' by some. Fans celebrated his humor, non-toxic vibe, and maksandi flair, with posts like 'Finally Bravo B wins something' and 'ATE AND LEFT NO CRUMBS.' The victory boosts his momentum in week six, as viewers eye the R2 million prize amid upcoming nominations.

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Bravo B finally grabbed a win in the high-energy arena games, lighting up screens and sending fans into cheers with memes and dances.

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A post showing the decommissioned USS America surviving weeks of intense Navy attacks in 2005 has fueled arguments that U.S. carriers like the nuclear-powered Abraham Lincoln are nearly unsinkable. Critics, including ex-U.N. inspector Scott Ritter, counter that Iran's hypersonic Fattah missiles could overwhelm defenses in a saturation attack, especially in confined waters. The carrier operates with a full strike group amid U.S. military buildup to deter Iran during Geneva nuclear talks, while Supreme Leader Khamenei boasts of weapons to sink American warships. Tensions remain high but no shots have been fired, with history showing carriers enduring past threats.

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The USS Abraham Lincoln patrols the Arabian Sea, just 700 kilometers from Iran, as rhetoric flies about whether Tehran's missiles could send it to the bottom.

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Sam Vecenie tweeted criticism of Golden State Warriors fans intending to subscribe to NBA League Pass solely to hate-watch Draymond Green after his trade to the Atlanta Hawks, implying they could not otherwise afford it. The tweet prompted backlash from users accusing Vecenie of racism and racial insensitivity. Discussions also touched on fan loyalty to traded players like Andrew Wiggins and Draymond Green.

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The 2027 standout rushed for 943 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior, including a school-record six scores in one game, while maintaining a 3.7 GPA. McMiller chose the Ducks over Texas, Texas A&M, and SMU, praising coach Ra’Shaad Samples' persistence and Dan Lanning's leadership. His commitment boosts Oregon's 2027 class to No. 19 nationally, highlighting their rising pull from Texas talent.

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Cadarius McMiller, the 6-foot-2 speedster from Tyler High, picked Oregon over Texas powerhouses, drawn by a persistent running back coach and visions of national titles.

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Three weeks after Shakur Stevenson outclassed Teofimo Lopez via unanimous decision on Feb. 1 in New York, claiming WBO and Ring junior welterweight titles as a four-division champ, rivals like Ryan Garcia and Gary Russell Jr. downplayed the performance. Garcia mocked the lack of combinations and animal instinct, posting a shady monkey emoji, while Russell scored it for Lopez and saw nothing special. Fans defended Stevenson's pinpoint jabs and elite defense, countering that his comfortable weigh-in at 138.6 pounds proves he's no drainer, fueling debates on his safe style and future matchups.

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Shakur Stevenson feasted on turkey and rice mid-fight week, looking every bit the natural at 140—yet critics still label him a weight bully after dominating Teofimo Lopez.

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Stanford University's 2025 AI Index Report reveals a significant gap in AI perceptions, with 83% of Chinese respondents viewing AI as more beneficial than harmful compared to 39% in the U.S., and higher optimism in Asian nations like Indonesia (80%) and Thailand (77%) versus Western countries such as Canada (40%). Venture capitalist David Sacks attributes U.S. skepticism to funding from effective altruism billionaires, prompting discussions on X about AI safety's role in innovation and China's advantages in open-source models, education integration, and energy infrastructure. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns that China's infrastructure edge could enable it to surpass the U.S. in AI within years, intensifying global competitiveness concerns.

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Why do 83% of Chinese people embrace AI's promise while only 39% of Americans do? Stanford's latest report uncovers a stark divide fueling U.S.-China AI tensions.

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Swayman and McAvoy joined about 20 U.S. teammates at the White House Tuesday, ahead of the address in D.C., after leading the men's hockey team to its first gold since 1980's Miracle on Ice in Milano Cortina. The Bruins recalled goalie Michael DiPietro from AHL Providence for practice, as coach Marco Sturm excused the medalists following their overtime upset of Canada. Some fans called it a betrayal of team duties, while others hailed it as honoring their country, noting the U.S. women's team declined and several NHL players opted out. Boston faces Columbus Thursday, with uncertainty on whether the duo will play.

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Fresh off Olympic gold, Bruins stars Jeremy Swayman and Charlie McAvoy skipped practice to attend Trump's State of the Union with Team USA. Fans can't agree if it's patriotic pride or a team slight.

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X users are sharing clips and reminiscing about footballer Kevin Keegan crashing his bike during the cycling event on BBC Superstars. They highlight the iconic theme tune and commentary by David Vine and Ron Pickering. Keegan recovered to win the re-ride and steeplechase events.

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