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Al-Ahli sit second in the 2025/26 standings after a 3-0 win over Neom SC, staying close to leaders Al-Hilal with stars like Riyad Mahrez and Ruben Neves driving their title push. Fans are urging a massive turnout of over 50,000 at the 60,000-capacity venue on January 28 at 17:30 UTC, where mid-table Al-Ettifaq visits in a rematch of their earlier draw. Sharing clips of past tifos, pyrotechnics, and roaring crowds from 1937 banners, supporters aim to turn the stadium into a green sea and spark the championship charge.

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Al-Ahli supporters are calling on every fan to flood Jeddah's Alinma Stadium with green flags and chants ahead of Wednesday's key Saudi Pro League match.

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DHS pointed to ICE arrests of criminals like rapists from Mexico and Cuba to criticize Democrats' choices, while Republicans invited victims of crimes by undocumented immigrants. Democrats countered that their guests were U.S. citizens and legal residents affected by enforcement, such as Angel Silva whose mother self-deported after ICE detention. Rep. Angie Craig faced mockery for saying she'd rather stick forks in her eyes than attend, yet she showed up for the people's house. Trump highlighted deportations and low border crossings, drawing boos when urging lawmakers to prioritize citizens over undocumented immigrants.

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Ahead of Trump's State of the Union, DHS claimed Democrats planned to bring undocumented immigrants as guests to protest his policies. The charge set off a partisan back-and-forth over guest lists and immigration divides.

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Speaking at the Scottish Liberal Democrats conference, Davey urged Prime Minister Keir Starmer to take Donald Trump to court over economic harm from the now-invalidated tariffs on UK exports like cars and pharmaceuticals. He floated the idea first on X, saying they'd settle for £100bn, and likened it to Trump suing the BBC. The proposal faced online mockery, with critics calling Davey a clown and referencing his past role in the Post Office scandal, while experts doubt its legal chances due to sovereign immunity.

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Hours after the US Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs, Sir Ed Davey took the stage in Edinburgh and called for a bold counterpunch: sue the president for £100 billion.

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The post fueled conservative demands for Omar's removal from Congress and deportation to Somalia, citing unproven immigration fraud allegations from 2009 and Minnesota welfare scams. That morning, activist Laura Loomer confronted Omar in a Capitol hallway about border policies, but she walked away without responding. The online backlash ties into Trump's evening address touting border security, amid partisan divides and broader scrutiny of fraud in Minnesota's Somali community, though no charges have been filed against Omar.

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Juanita Broaddrick's post pairing Rep. Ilhan Omar with a Somali border fence image drew thousands of likes and heated replies on Tuesday, just before Trump's State of the Union.

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President Trump presented the Legion of Merit to Coast Guard rescue swimmer Scott Ruskan during the State of the Union address for saving approximately 165 lives, primarily children, on his first mission amid deadly flash floods at Camp Mystic. Ruskan was reunited with 11-year-old survivor Milly Cate McClymond. The floods struck the Texas Hill Country.

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In his 108-minute address Tuesday night, Trump celebrated border security wins, economic gains, and a new war on fraud, spotlighting victims like Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, killed by a repeat offender, and 6-year-old Dalilah Coleman, hurt in a crash by an undocumented driver. A major flashpoint came when he cited a $19 billion fraud scheme allegedly involving Somali immigrants—federal probes confirm charges in multi-million scams, though the exact figure exceeds verified losses—prompting Omar's interruptions and Trump's retorts. Democrats largely stayed seated during applause lines on protecting citizens over illegal aliens, while Republicans rose; the night highlighted deep immigration divides ahead of midterms.

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Tensions boiled over as President Trump called out fraud in Minnesota's Somali community, drawing shouts of 'liar' from Rep. Ilhan Omar while Republicans chanted 'USA.'

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